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The last two years I have had a bad problem with hawks getting the baby martins. The hawk will light on the gourd pole and a baby Martin that can't quite fly will jump out of the gourd and the hawk swoops down and get it. All this takes place in a few seconds. I am hoping that has not ran mine off
HEY,,WATCH THAT YELLOW ROD
I have watched that too. Coopers Hawks here. Seems like they know when the young start flying.
I counted 22 Monday. I have 44 gourds. 36 of them are natural gourds and I added 12 plastic gourds this year. They like the natural ones the best, but are starting to go in the plastic ones too.