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A pair of Cooper's Hawks shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage by building a nest in downtown Naples.

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A Cooper's Hawk perched near a nest built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A Cooper's Hawk perched near a nest built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A Cooper's Hawk perched near a nest built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A Cooper's Hawk perched near a nest built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A Cooper's Hawk perched near a nest built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A Cooper's Hawk perched near a nest built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A crowd gathers to view a pair of Cooper's Hawks that built a nest in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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A pair of Cooper's Hawks perch near a nest they have built in a mahogany tree on the edge of a parking lot on the corner of Eight Street South and Sixth Avenue, across from Cambier Park. The pair have shut down work on a new $8.6 million parking garage in downtown Naples because they are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. David Albers/ Staff
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