The juveniles are moving away from the nest tree. Yesterday, they
were perching in gum tree to the LHS of the fire trail that runs
towards the open grass land, ie to the east. No sign of a parent,
although one was hanging about the previous day. Parent and juvenile
seemed not interested in each other. Chris said that they are on
their own now, as regards feeding
It would be great if we could pick them up at a dam.
Elizabeth
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