Since the weather got bad, I've had an immature Red Shouldered Hawk
terrorizing the customers of my feeding station near Yellow Springs in Greene County.
I live in a very urban neighborhood and I am used to Cooper's hawks scaring my
feeder birds, but having an enormous Red Shouldered Hawk on the fence right
outside my kitchen window is a real treat.  How unusual is it for the RSH to
move into urban areas in winter?

Greg Spahr
Fairborn OH (Greene County)<BR><BR><BR>**************<BR>Start the year off right.  Easy ways
to stay in shape.<BR>
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