Cuckoos would have good reason to do so, since the warblers and other small birds in whose nests they lay their eggs are understandably frightened of hawks, and give them a wide berth.
Marxist moment in every relationship, a moment when it becomes clear that love is going to be reciprocated; that we won’t simply admire someone from afar without hope of mutuality.
On the other hand, critics are saying that it will steer business away from this city, and it's an unnecessary burden on everyday New Yorkers who commute to the city to ease that burden.
Their sheer mass and weight makes getting stuck a real possibility, so unless it's an incredible drought and that was the only place to get water, they're probably going to keep their distance.
When the fruit decays, the smell becomes stronger, which tends to keep animals and insects away from eating the seeds. What a great way for the tree to protect its seeds!