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White-bellied Sea-Eagle

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Subject: White-bellied Sea-Eagle
From: "Paul Hackett" <>
Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 20:10:29 +1000
Hi Everyone,
I was at the Western Treatment Plant at Werribee today and saw a
White-bellied Sea-Eagle flying low over Lake Borrie. The bird suddenly dived
into some reeds on the the side of the lake and after a short but heated
argument with 3 Swamp Harriers, took flight with the Harrier's lunch (a
Eurasian Coot) and landed on a nearby nesting box to eat it.
Another bird of interest today was a Black Falcon, near the main sewerage
drain, on Farm Road app. 1km south of the administration buildings.

Cheers, Paul.

Paul Hackett
Melbourne
Australia
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