The hawk was a Cooper's hawk. I got a great look at its silhouette and when I looked it up in a bird book the long tail gave it away.
We are looking to attract more birds to our property and neighborhood at GSB. I have a great book called "Bird-by-Bird Gardening" by Sally Roth. It should be a great resource.
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