They were in two different areas. The accipiter nest is a location that's been known and monitored for several years now. Sometimes they re-use, but this year it looks a little rotted out. Have you seen your owl again? Jan _____ From: Jim Blowers [mailto:jimvb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Sunday, March 02, 2008 9:30 AM To: jjfdc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: RE: [va-richmond-general] Nesting material, Accipiter--The Wetlands Seems like trouble brewing. Was the Cooper's hawk looking at the cardinal as lunch? Why would the cardinal set up a nest near a predator? I know that I saw a red-shouldered hawk perched high in a tree near my home. I did not see any other birds in our yard for the rest of the day. Jim Blowers _____ From: va-richmond-general-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:va-richmond-general-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of JANICE FRYE Sent: Sunday, 2008 March 02 09:17 To: va-richmond-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [va-richmond-general] Nesting material, Accipiter--The Wetlands This morning I had an hour before church and found a female cardinal carrying nesting material along the trail from the parking lot. One of the Coopers hawks was sunning itself near the boardwalk. The old nest is still there, but it looks a little ragged. Wonder if they will build new this time? No owls of any kind (still looking, Pat). Have a great day! Jan