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South coast notes (5)

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Subject: South coast notes (5)
From: "Geoffrey Dabb" <>
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2010 15:35:02 +1100

At Green Cape last week, a young sea-eagle flying shorewards from somewhere well out to sea.  The main point of interest was the cargo, which was certainly bird rather than fish.  I suppose the most likely object was a dead or exhausted shearwater plucked from the surface.  In their emaciated condition more than one of these would be needed for a meal for a hungry sea-eagle, but there is no shortage according to recent reports.  

 

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