100 birds in one tree

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Saw these birds today treed up during a wind storm. If you look close you can see the hawk circling and waiting for his chance at dinner.

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My wife feeds the birds and we have tons. We also have sharp-shinned hawks that come and pick the birds off the feeder. The sharp-shinned is an amazing flyer and gets one or two birds a day. He prefers doves and robins when they are here. Here's a pic of the sharp-shinned after he (she?) hit my bedroom window. Flew off after a bit. Gary

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The doves and robins have started coming back. Spring is around the corner. 50 degrees today!
 

The doves and robins have started coming back. Spring is around the corner. 50 degrees today!

lucky! we have more snow falling today haha.
 

Same here at r house. I was in basement and bam the window breaks. I run out and it was a sharp-shinned female or a cooper male i wasn't quite sure. I picked up held it 4 a while and it flew off.
I'm always looking at the feeder 2 c if there are any starlings(hate those birds). Times when no birds are around i can usually find a hawk in the trees.




My wife feeds the birds and we have tons. We also have sharp-shinned hawks that come and pick the birds off the feeder. The sharp-shinned is an amazing flyer and gets one or two birds a day. He prefers doves and robins when they are here. Here's a pic of the sharp-shinned after he (she?) hit my bedroom window. Flew off after a bit. Gary

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I only count 93 !
I can see the hawk, you'd think it would just swoop in and pick them off the branches at will.
 

I only count 93 !
I can see the hawk, you'd think it would just swoop in and pick them off the branches at will.

It probably would have but the wind was a bit sporty! Probably gusting 40mph.
 

That's a lot of birds. Here's one of 5 wood storks I took many years ago in south Georgia.
 

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Oh oh I hope the birds see that hawk up there
 

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