Are Drone Ports the Next Annoying Tech Neighbor?
Rick and Marcia LeCompte loved to watch the Cooper’s hawks that frequented a sweetgum tree in their yard in Baton Rouge, La. But this October, the hawks were gone. Marcia LeCompte is convinced the birds were scared away by the same flying robots that have been vexing the couple…
AI Summary & Key Takeaways
- Rick and Marcia LeCompte loved to watch the Cooper’s hawks that frequented a sweetgum tree in their yard in Baton Rouge, La
- But this October, the hawks were gone
- Marcia LeCompte is convinced the birds were scared away by the same flying robots that have been vexing the couple…
Are Drone Ports the Next Annoying Tech Neighbor?
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