>Well, well, no - one is interested or have you all blocked my email
>address? I received no, zilch, exactly zero replies to my earlier
>question. Thanks everyone.
>
>(Just as well, because the bird has managed to climb back up the tree -
>about 10 m - and is now back in the nest with his brothers/sisters!)
>
>Cheers
>
>Peter Waanders
Hi Peter,
Glad that the bird got back to the nest. Do you know if it was fed
during its time out of the nest? Didn't know about CSp but have
certainly seen several other species feeding young that fell out of the
nest a bit early - most recently a Yellow-faced Honeyeater in the garden.
We also had a C. Sparrowhawk nest in our yard but didn't find it until
after the two young birds had just left the nest about three weeks ago.
I am enjoying watching the the aerial displays of the young and their
parents every evening recently - superb.
Barry
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