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Re: DEAD SEA-EAGLE MYSTERY

To: "jade welch" <>
Subject: Re: DEAD SEA-EAGLE MYSTERY
From: "belles" <>
Date: Sat, 19 Jul 2003 18:56:54 +1000
I also agree with the birds locking talons in mid air, as they do that and plummeted to their death. The blood from the beaks can also mean they may have suffered internal injuries from the fall.
I have seen Crimson Rosellas here having a very furious fight in mid air and falling to the ground, usually by the time they fall they aren't too far off from the ground. As it is coming up to breeding season, a lot of birds are nesting and looking in hollows earlier than usual this year. In my area they seem to be, on the Mid South Coast of NSW.
 
Marian
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