BSK and Kestrel absences.

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Subject:	BSK and Kestrel absences.
From:	Tony Russell <>
Date:	Wed, 16 Dec 1998 14:42:43 +1030

Re recent discussion about the absence of Black-shouldered Kites, we in SA
have frequently commented on an apparent absence of these birds on SOME DAYS
in areas where they are normally quite abundant. A similar phenomenon has
been observed with Kestrels. Sometimes we go a whole day's driving without
seeing one. Other days they seem to be everywhere. As yet no-one has made
any feasible suggestion as to why these on days/off days might occur, but
I'd be interested in hearing any thoughts on the mystery.
Tony Russell.
Tony Russell
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