[mou] RE: [mnbird] Question on Hawks

[Alt, Mark]

There is a Red-tailed Hawk pair improving a nest they used last year in
St. Louis Park, visible from Hwy 100 , just west of Hwy 100, south of
the exit fro Minnetonka Blvd.

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-----Original Message-----
From: mnbird-admin@lists.mnbird.net
[mailto:mnbird-admin@lists.mnbird.net] On Behalf Of carol schumacher
Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 8:11 PM
To: Ron Green; mnbird@lists.mnbird.net
Subject: Re: [mnbird] Question on Hawks

The birds I've seen of late are paired up.  Two per
branch. So they may be working on bonding, a nest or
just soaring together screaming as they go.=20

We have lots of migrants here as well. Some of those
may have traveled a bit farther north. The Red-tail
push of birds wintering south of us, Ron, is usually
strong late March-early April. So another influx is
yet to come.=20

Carol

--- Ron Green <rongreen@charter.net> wrote:

> I am wondering if anyone can offer some insight into
> what may be going on with three Redtailed Hawks in
> my area (Rochester). I use to see 3 of them on daily
> basis as I drove home from work? However, as of two
> weeks ago, zippo! They just seemed to have vanished.
> Any thoughts on this? I know where two Great Horned
> Owls live very close by, could this be an
> explanation?
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> Ron Green
> http://www.greensphotoimages.com

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