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Interesting, I was wondering if that is the first
ever record of "a number of" Black Kites in Canberra, where the number was not
zero or one. I thought it was. I have only ever encountered that many before. Of
course throughout most of their range, they occur in big congregations. Actually
Wilson (1999) cites one observation on 7-8-1959, of three of them (also odd in
winter). The GBS Report indicates singles only (as in the G =
1.00).
Philip
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