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Subject: | Raven update |
From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
Date: | Wed, 22 Sep 2010 15:54:32 +1000 |
My Raven family in
my backyard still have their 3 dependent young, now just starting to feed
themselves. Although one of the young was very reluctant to approach a piece of
soaked bread roll and jumped back immediately after grabbing a bit, even though
one of the parents was breaking off bits and walking away and hiding it in the
nearby grass.
Yesterday the Grey
Butcherbird that has been in my GBS area for the last several weeks, gave one of
the Ravens an in flight nip as it flew past. (It is I suspect the first year
that I have had a Grey Butcherbird stay for more than just a single
week.)
With a Raven family
growing and now building a new nest, a Grey Butcherbird and lots of Pied
Currawongs, all constantly present, I wonder how the Magpie-lark nest in
full view, in my neighbours (now nearly leafless) oak tree, will survive.
Yesterday I found part of a wing of a Crimson Rosella on the lawn under the
Raven's nest. No idea who it was a victim of.......
Philip
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