FW: [canberrabirds] Callum Brae Hobby.. this time with the photo attached

["Nicholas Talbot" <>]

> From: "Nicholas Talbot" <>
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> Subject: [canberrabirds] Callum Brae Hobby
> Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2007 13:54:05 +1100
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> Hi all,
> The Hobby nest across the road from Callum Brae is active again. I started 
> getting suspicious after Julian Robinson and I saw a Hobby perched in 
> Callum Brae with prey in its tallons on separate occasions. This time I saw 
> the male flying to the nest and feeding the prey to birds at the nest. I 
> have attached a photo which shows two of the birds. I think the bird on the 
> right is an immature. While watching them I thought I could see and hear a 
> chick in the nest being fed as well. Does anyone know if it is possible for 
> a Hobby to have two generations at the nest at the same time?
> Thanks,
> Nick
> PS: Later in the walk around Callum Brae I also saw a Hobby dive bombing a 
> Brown Goshawk which was flying away rapidly.
> PPS: I also found Aust Grebes in the fenced dam
>
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