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We have several nesting pairs of Red-tailed Hawks near our home, none of
which are interested in our pond, but they do go after the Chipmunks, English Sparrows, Morning Doves & Shrews for food. I've not seen a Hawk go near our pond even once in the past 3 months. (All the other area birds drink from it.) Not sure if we are lucky, or if they just prefer other foods. Lisa "Gene" wrote in message news ![]() My mom saw a hawk up in the tree at the edge of the yard today. She said it gave her a real mean look. The question is should I worry about it getting the fish in my pond. And if so, can anybody think of a good solution to keep it away from my pond. My daschunds keep the cats away from pond but I dont know if they can handle a hawk. I thought about a scarecrow but I cant afford one right now. Any other solutions would be appreciated. |
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