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Saw wedge-tailed eagles

To: Wendy <>
Subject: Saw wedge-tailed eagles
From: "Dave Torr" <>
Date: Mon, 19 May 2008 13:17:52 +1000
Just been for a bird walk in Toolern Creek in Melton and we saw a pair. They
breed in some of the few remaining patches of woodland in the area.

2008/5/19 Wendy <>:

> Welcome Kathleen,
> Wedge Tailed Eagles are such a magnificent sight!
> There are also some very interesting raptors in the Bacchus Marsh  -
> Werribee Gorge Area, including Peregrine Falcons. It is worth keeping your
> eyes peeled in that section of the trip.
> I have also seen Wedgies and other raptors in the valleys around Organ
> Pipes
> NP - not far, as the eagle flies, from Melton.
> Wedgies would be pretty happy at the moment as rabbits, a common prey item,
> are furiously breeding and the young bunnies just emerging from the
> burrows.
> best wishes,
> Wendy Moore
>



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