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| Subject: | W-b Sea-Eagle on Lake BG |
| From: | Robin Hide <> |
| Date: | Sat, 02 Apr 2011 15:53:35 +1100 |
On the lake this afternoon just off Black Mt Peninsula, at 2.15 pm, a
W-b Sea-Eagle came in from the east over the Water Police station,
stooped into Orana Bay, lowered its undercarriage, and caught a sizeable
fish - headed off over Yarralumla harried mildly by gulls etc. Great sight!
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