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Telopea Park

To: "'Steve Holliday'" <>, <>
Subject: Telopea Park
From: "Anthony Overs" <>
Date: Tue, 13 May 2008 18:37:38 +1000

I saw a full adult plumage White-bellied Sea-eagle soaring over Newline today, around 1.15pm. I then saw a Wedgie over Molonglo Gorge. Missed the Little Eagle for the trifecta!

 

Anthony

 

From: Steve Holliday [
Sent: Tuesday, 13 May 2008 5:27 PM
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Subject: [canberrabirds] Telopea Park

 

Popped in to Telopea Park at lunch time today to look for corellas, found 2 Long-billed amongst 50+ Little. They, and the SC Cockatoos, seemed to be very unsettled, constantly flying around and making a huge racket. Eventually I figured out why; way, way overhead an adult WB Sea Eagle circling with a light morph Little Eagle nearby, presumably on the same thermal. A bonus!

 

Stopped at Aspen island on the way home, no Pied Cormorants but Darters and the other 3 cormorants were present, including 50+ Little Blacks fishing in the lake. Nice views of a Water Rat – a quite dark individual that lacked a white tail tip. I don’t think I have seen one without the white on the tail before. In any case, it was very tame.

 

Cheers

 

Steve

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