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Birders

Pobeka

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8. We have a couple of mating pairs that fly around our neighborhood.

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Sun May 16, 2021, 09:35 AM

May 2021

They've been harvesting rabbits and cats for a couple of decades. Coyotes like them too. Lots of missing cat posters over the years...

It's fantastic to see these magnificent birds soaring.

Ospreys are coming on here too -- just had one hunting fish only 50 yards in front of our kayaks a couple of weeks ago, exciting!

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