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  1. Hawk back in the neighborhood

    Hawk back in the neighborhood

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    • Category: North America
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    It was a sad day in our house, especially for our 2-year-old who kind of understood... but not really.
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    Thanks again to everyone. Here is the last shot from the owl's final valiant effort.
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    Thank you to everyone for your help. Sadly our friend seems to have passed on.
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    Thank you! I spoke to them and they are searching for someone in the area who can help with capture and transport.
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    Thanks. That was my first instinct, too. I was planning to walk the dog instead of letting her out. It seems like the Wildlife rehab people don't do pickups. I am trying to figure out the best way to transport it.
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    And I have also read the pinned thread here, though the advice seems to be geared toward smaller birds.
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    Advice Needed: Injured Great Horned Owl in my yard - York, PA, USA

    Hello, all. This morning we found an injured adult Great Horned Owl in our yard. I contacted the closest wildlife rehabilitation center in the area and am waiting to hear back. I found conflicting advice online about what steps I should take at the moment. It appears to have an injured wing...
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    Warbler ID - York, PA, USA - Oct 17th, 2022

    Thanks!
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    Warbler ID - York, PA, USA - Oct 17th, 2022

    These were the best shots I could get. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
  11. Carolina Wren

    Carolina Wren

    Wrens don't always stop by the feeders -- but when they do, they stop by the covered platform.
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    • Category: North America
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    Comment by 'BirdsInTheYard' in media 'Tufted Titmouse'

    Much to my surprise, we have quite a selection of birds visiting this peanut feeder. In rough order of frequency: Regularly: Blue Jay Downy Woodpecker Red-bellied Woodpecker Tufted Titmouse White-breasted Nuthatch Sometimes: Carolina Chickadee Northern Cardinal Rarely: House Sparrow...
  13. Tufted Titmouse

    Tufted Titmouse

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    • Category: North America
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    Red-Shouldered Hawks - York, PA, USA - 6/25/22

    Thanks! And yeah -- 2 were in the same tree and the two others were in different trees within about 30 feet.
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    Red-Shouldered Hawks - York, PA, USA - 6/25/22

    Photos of the Cooper's Hawks (both in our yard) for reference:
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    Red-Shouldered Hawks - York, PA, USA - 6/25/22

    Thanks!
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    Red-Shouldered Hawks - York, PA, USA - 6/25/22

    With the Cooper's Hawks: during April they were mating about once an hour and I saw it regularly, so I saw able to tell from observing that activity which was the male (who has mature coloring) and which was the female (who has immature coloring). Also she is quite a bit larger than he is, which...
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    Red-Shouldered Hawks - York, PA, USA - 6/25/22

    Hi All -- I'm still relatively new to posting here so please don't be shy about letting me know if I'm missing important details/asking my question in an unhelpful way. There is a family of Red-Shouldered Hawks that nests near my house. I was lucky enough to get to watch the male do the sky...
  19. Cooper's Hawk visiting the bath

    Cooper's Hawk visiting the bath

    The answer to where all of the songbirds went: away from the danger zone
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    • Comments: 6
    • Category: North America
  20. Urban Cooper's Hawk

    Urban Cooper's Hawk

    This is the male of the pair that lives next door and takes many of their meals in our yard. He is far more aggressive than she is and is probably the main reason we don't have birds at our feeders this year.
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    • Comments: 4
    • Category: North America
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    Comment by 'BirdsInTheYard' in media 'Tree Swallow'

    I would love to see more Barn Swallows around here, too!
  22. Baltimore Oriole

    Baltimore Oriole

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    • Comments: 5
    • Category: North America
  23. Tree Swallow

    Tree Swallow

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    • Comments: 5
    • Category: North America
  24. Pair of Yellow Warblers

    Pair of Yellow Warblers

    A very busy pair
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    • Comments: 3
    • Category: North America
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    York, PA, USA -- Possibly a Warbling Vireo?

    Thanks. I had done that initially to add the location (before I knew I should add the date too). Now the edit button disappeared from the first post. I am probably missing something obvious. n00b alert.
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