Thank you all for your insight and kind comments about the image.
Chris wrote "Also be aware that they may strike at you"
Chris,
By "striking" do you mean taking a quick swipe at you or a prolonged attack?
This has obviously happened before and It would be interesting to hear about
it. What would be a safe veiwing distance? I dont particularly want to
disturb these birds or any others for that matter. This bird was unphased by
my presence but if I had noticed signs of discomfort/unease I would have
backed right off. What would these be if any?...the bird didnt make a sound.
Regards,
Alex
On Sun, Aug 3, 2008 at 10:38 PM, Alex Zorba <> wrote:
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