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Re: Wedge-tailed Eagle nest at Wanniassa

To: "Denis Wilson" <>
Subject: Re: Wedge-tailed Eagle nest at Wanniassa
From: "Alberta Hayes" <>
Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 14:41:25 +1100
There are eagles in this nest and have been for as long as I remember. This is at least 17 years.
Alberta Hayes, Monash

On Sun, Mar 30, 2008 at 10:06 PM, Denis Wilson <> wrote:
Hi all.
 
For those of us who grew up in Canberra (in the 1960s) that westerly slope above what is now Erindale Drive was always a known nesting site for Wedgies. I am aware of an old eyrie in a large Scribbly Gum (or Brittle Gum) which is probably in excess of 30 years old, in roughly the area which Phillip has described. I have no idea if it has been used since that road was cut through the hillside there (probably back in the mid-1980s).
Highly unlikely to be active, I would think, but "never say never".
 
 
Cheers
 

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