I've seen on other threads that some people have suggested to stop feeding the other birds and other little critters in the area and the hawks will move as the others move off due to lack of food. We don't feed the local wildlife, of which there is usually very little. Is there something that will just annoy the hawks into wanting to relocate? We're not, by bird standards, terribly far from the Montezuma Wildlife Refuge, 20 miles or so. And the Adirondacks are only 150 miles away. Could we gently nudge them in that direction? Another thing, one of my co-workers thought the bird still might be migrating north, that this is just a stop over on its way home. Is this likely in Upstate New York this time of year (it's still very cold, we had snow last night), or is the bird here to stay? Most of my neighbors in the eight square blocks on this side of town also have small dogs, so we are all concerned. We are in hope that the big birds in question haven't found a new home here with our pets on the menu.

They are still doing the "nestoration" The male seems anal about getting that nest just right.

I know what you e Jane. I miss his contributions to the forum too. I'll have to tell him that he's missed. He sells his excess plants on eBay and I think his business is growing. He told me he thinks he does have a couple divisions of this Catt. He should be back in town, I need to email him again.

I am looking to see if anyone’s got photos of lifeproof’s soaring eagle vinyl plank, there’s next to no photos of it on google. Thanks!