wedge-tailed eagles

[Robin Hide <>]

A single WTE sailed quite low across Yarramundi Reach from the direction of Yarralumla Peninsula towards the LPryor Arboretum yesterday afternoon, and then circled the Arboretum for a few minutes.- magnificent in the sun.
Robin Hide

bob gosford wrote:

I saw one WTE gliding across the wind early this morning from the backyard on Mugga Way (Red Hill) pursued by a gaggle of cranky crows/raven and the house-sitter says that she has seen singletons close by the house and on top of the hill...wondeful sight so close to the city...

On 30 June 2010 18:09, Geoffrey Dabb <m("iinet.net.au","gdabb");">> wrote:

I don't know about the current year but in past years separate pairs have
nested simultaneously in the Callum Brae/Mount Mugga vicinity and the
Wanniassa Hills area.  Query the old Isaacs Ridge nests which are in an
intermediate location.

-----Original Message-----
From: Elizabeth Compston [mailto:m("grapevine.net.au","elizabethcompston");">]
Sent: Wednesday, 30 June 2010 6:16 PM
To: Canberra Birds
Subject: wedge-tailed eagles

To the SW of Mt. Wanniassa along the ridge, today, I saw a pair of
wedge-tailed eagles, perched on the branch of a dead tree,
canoodling.  They were there for 10--15 minutes.  I wonder
whetherthey are the pair from near Callum Brae?

Elizabeth