possessive mockingbird

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Ospreyers:

A friend recently moved from a house in the woods into a more developed
area. He has several feeders that have been taken over be a very
possessive Mockingbird. Does anyone have any ideas of how to remove the
unwanted pest? Is there some way to lure it away so that the other birds
can resume feeding? TIA!

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