[TN-Bird] Feed or not to feed

  • From: "Virginia Goolsby" <vgoolsby@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "TN-BIRDS" <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2007 12:19:24 -0500

I live in Morristown, Hamblen County, and I have a sharp-shinned hawk that
likes to "hang around my feeders" also, so I had hoped some of the responses
to Mr. Hassler's letter would be available on the freelist. While my problem
doesn't seem quiet as bad as Mr. Hassler's, I would be interested in hearing
how other people handle this problem. 
I know my beautiful sharp-shinned has to eat also, but I feel guilty when I
help provide a "banquet table" for him! 
Most of my feeders are in somewhat protected places and have plastic domes
over them, but I still see my sharpie fairly often.
I participate in Feeder Watch and I don't want to loose the pleasure I
receive from feeding the birds, but I would appreciate any suggestions for
making my feeder stations safer for my songbirds.
Thanks.
Ginger Goolsby
 



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