Hobby at the Rex

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Hobby at the Rex

To:	Philip Veerman <>
Subject:	Hobby at the Rex
From:	Robin Hide <>
Date:	Tue, 06 Oct 2009 13:44:46 +1100

Yes- I first saw them back in Ainslie as early as 18th August on a brilliant frosty morning, when they made brief use of one of their favourite (but now felled) perch trees.
hobby

Robin Hide

Philip Veerman wrote:

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This is a really typical perch and posture for them. As distinct from Peregrine Falcons that I think don't perch so conspicuously most of the time. The Hobbies are clearly arriving back in Canberra this year again, right on usual time. As well as other observers, I also had one over my house last week.

Philip Veerman

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