Hooded Robins and Brown Treecreepers still at Angle Crossing

To:	<>, "Rick Kuhn" <>
Subject:	Hooded Robins and Brown Treecreepers still at Angle Crossing
From:	"Philip Veerman" <>
Date:	Sun, 6 Jul 2008 17:45:56 +1000

Rick on the last line: From a distance and above, we also saw a large raptor flying down-stream. It had noticeable white on the upper side of its tail. Sea-eagle?

Just on the basis of that, more likely to be a Swamp Harrier. Sea-Eagles have a white tipped tail but that is hardly the most noticeable thing about them.

Philip

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