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Subject: | Grey Goshawk in Aranda |
From: | "Pedroanddi" <> |
Date: | Sat, 10 Feb 2007 15:41:23 +1100 |
We were having lunch
on the balcony today when a neighbour who was hanging out washing drew our
attention to a bird "like a white cockatoo but with an eagles beak" which was on
a fence near another neighbours chook pen. When we got closer it turned around
to look at us and I could see by the beak.yellow cere and yellow legs that it
was a white morph Grey Goshawk. The bird flew into a tall eucalypt from where it
dropped into another adjoining yard with a chook pen and skulked in bushes
around the pen for several minutes before flying off low along the fence line.
The area where the
bird was seen was along the back fence line between Nungara and Gidabal streets
Aranda. Hopefully photos to follow.
Peter
Mellor
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