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Wed, 1 Apr 2009 09:16:32 +1100 |
My GBS site was graced by a low flying wedge-tailed Eagle this morning. It was flying low as both local magpie families (5 birds in total at present) were flying high above it and dive-bombing it mercilessly.
Interestingly it is the second time I have seen magpies mobbing a specific tree in our neighbours block. It has a nice view down a valley (and many lapine nutrients nearby) which might be atractive to a nesting wedgie if the residents would just settle down.
Martin
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