Broken-hearted: broken nestling

Remember this recycled, used asphalt, toxic dump?  uphill from a stream and Spring Pond.  It has been patted down now.  Is the owner aware what their developer has done?
Just look at this cheap poison...

Google earth has a recent image of the clearing. (click map below to view).  If the clearing from the photo looks big, imagine nearly half of the front property of Camp Lion being cleared and blasted.  How many trees and nature's gems will be lost?

It is wrong the local paper wrote with complete ignorance, that this green gem is just a vacant lot...

Taking a closer look at the clearing in the rear, walking through with Leslie and Brian, on the edge of the clearing we noticed cut downed trees. Underneath one dead tree, there area few different type of hawks' feathers, near what appears to be a large bird's nest.  There were two young nestling Red-tailed Hawk feathers near to what we believe was a large nest.   I'm no expert, but the little feathers seem like the young who had them- could not fly.  Is it wrong to question if there was a hawk's nest here?  I hope if their was wildlife, it escaped before the ax came in.

We keep finding hawk feathers on the trails here.

Could there possibly be other large nests, in the area planned for destruction?  We found a few smaller nests, but it is hard to see if there are any big ones high up above the dense forest.  I hope this raises concern to investigate the area.  

I hope the owners are aware what has been done here.  

tear down paradise to put up a parking lot?

"vacant land", huh?

Apologies, but yesterday's walk was heart breaking.