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Pastimes : Chatting With and About God the Father

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To: Sidney Reilly who wrote (458)9/20/1998 1:30:00 PM
From: Jane Hafker   of 638
 
The hawks should do fine, unless there are more bored hunters with nothing around but hawks, than hawks. They eat meat and fight to protect their young. They are truly wonderful, aren't they? We had lots of redtail hawks in Arizona, all over the phoneposts. But a mostly white hawk, I wonder what that was? Maybe lost down from the Norht?

The proliferation of the crows here has me alarmed. It is more like the movie "the Birds." And rarely a sighting of anything else. Have seen robins--under 15 all summer. Had a horrible baby robin death here in my yard, with a grieving couple of adults who cried for it for one full day and a half, the mother leaping around with a dead worm in her mouth the whole time. I finally put the baby out in the open where they could see it and after an hour or so they quieted down. They had another live older baby bird in a tree away from the nest, and apparently both the babies left the nest too early. I pulled the cats in the house and I think the baby flew back to the big tree because I heard them all up there much more quietly for a few days.

I was wondering if the birds weren't disappearing so badly if those two birds would have carried on like that. It was like they knew. It was very disturbing.
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