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Doug Overacker <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 11 Feb 2009 21:46:20 -0500
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My friend Julie Karlson was watching outside her house in Yellow Springs
today and saw a Red-shouldered Hawk eating earthworms. She said it would
jump up and pounce on the large earthworms and then eat them. She
watched this behavior for several minutes. It was at Mills Lawn which is
the elementary school in downtown Yellow Springs.

A couple years ago Julie, Brian Menker, and I were birding in South
Carolina and watched a Red-shouldered Hawk early one morning eating
earthworms in a park. It was a lawn that was used for sports. This is a
food source they must take advantage of when it is available.

Doug Overacker
Springfield, Ohio

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