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Subject: | Today's obs |
From: | "Philip Veerman" <> |
Date: | Sun, 22 May 2011 16:41:31 +1000 |
I did my often done
short walk on the western side of Mt Taylor off Colquhoun st. At the dam just as
the track turns upwards a Wedge-tailed Eagle flew past me very low. Another
Wedge-tailed Eagle was perched on the small tree just before the dam, only about
3 metres off the ground. I got quite close, very likely closer than I have ever
been to 2 wild eagles. It flew off as I got to about 10 metres and three
kangaroos that were at the dam fled the scene. There was an Australasian Grebe
in the dam. Not the first time I have seen that. I have often seen two
Wedge-tailed Eagles flying high over the site.
Today at home my two
Aust Ravens were high in the big tree. One looked like it was eating a bird and
feathers were floating down. When I looked with binoculars it was clear that it
was picking at the wing of a magpie. Rather meagre pickings and did not appear
to be fresh.
Hardly important obs
but might be sort of useful.
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