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Originally Posted by Undertoad
It's a great sign for the whole ecology. The birds of prey can't come back unless they have enough prey to feed on. The prey fish are strong because the waters are full of insect larvae. The insects and larvae are there because the waters aren't choked off with algae and poisons.
I see more hawks in Valley Forge. I think the Schuylkill River has improved.
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Southern Ontario must be doing pretty good then, we have hawks everywhere, including our really populated urban centres.
This one caught a seagull in mid air and landed in the middle of the road to eat it while I was waiting for the bus. I have two other regular hawk visitors to my backyard and I've seen about 5 others while driving highways this week.
It is hawk week and someone forgot to tell me?