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08-23-2015, 06:43 PM
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Red Hawk
Red Hawk nest 150 feet from my house in April 2015 and youngster today. They are not leery of humans. Also have a huge Great Horned Owl and Blue Heron that stay close. Snakes are almost never seen and these predators probably help keep them in check. Downside is quail and bunnies are nonexistent. Have not seen turkey pullets in a couple of years. Coyotes and fire ants could be keeping the bunny and bird population down. Bob
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