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>MP> The could be hiding from predators then.  The only trees in my yard with
>MP> leaves are the hollys (which are really tall bushes, I guess) and the
>MP> evergreens (pines, cypress, and cedar).  They don't seem to hang out in
>MP> those much.

> That could well be.  There are a pair of hawks around. My wife doesn't lije
> letting our little dogs out when we see them flying.

I sometimes see a hawk or falcon flying around this area.  I notice them
because I hear the crows cawing a lot, then I look up and notice they are
chasing something.

It is usually a turkey vulture (the kind that only go after already dead
things) but, I have noticed if I pay attention a lot of times it is not.  I
have been wanting to get a closer look at the raptor... we have perrigrines
in the area and I like those.  :)

Mike


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