Cape Barren Geese and a White-breasted Sea-Eagle near Melbourne

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Subject:	Cape Barren Geese and a White-breasted Sea-Eagle near Melbourne
From:	Dr Richard Nowotny <>
Date:	Sun, 15 Nov 1998 23:46:10 +1100

The Western Treatment Plant (Werribee) produced a Cape Barren Goose and a
sub-adult White-breasted Sea-Eagle today (Sunday 15 Nov).
And while on the subject of Cape Barren Geese, is anyone able to advise me
regarding the status of both banded and un-banded (? immature) Geese in the
near vicinity of Serendip Sanctuary?  Three birds, one with bands, were in
a paddock adjacent to the Sanctuary today.  Are these captive (pinioned),
captive-reared, free-flying, wild.....or what?
Richard

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