powerful owl at Bruce/OÇonnor Ridge

[Robin Hide <>]

Terry,
got there at 5, and it was being hassled by several currawongs. As I 
circled the tree to see it from the west rather than directly into the 
setting sun, it flew off, pursued by cs.
It was a Little Eagle, not a PO.
cheers
Robin Hide

Terry Bell wrote:
> Today at 1530 virtually no other birds present except for large raptor
> perched on highest branch of 30 metres dead tree on very highest part
> of ridge'They often hang around so park near corner Dryandra and
> Yarrow Roads and take track. Good birding Terry B. running east
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