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Black Mountain: Grey Falcon

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Subject: Black Mountain: Grey Falcon
From: milburn <>
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2013 22:03:35 +1100
Yesterday (17 January, 2013) at 12:05 on the O'Connor flank of Black Mountain, my attention was drawn to a falcon soaring overhead in a thermal updraft. Peregrine-like in form; creamish-white below with a pale grey crown and grey moustachial stripe on a conspicuously pale face, I realised that this was an adult Grey Falcon. While watching the bird ride the thermal, I could see that the bird was pale grey above with contrasting dark primaries. The bird soared ever upwards and eventually disappeared from sight.

Milburn

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