From: Graeme Clifton <>
Date: Wednesday, 21 May 2014 3:02 pm
To: Kevin Windle <>
Cc: canberrabirds chatline <>
Subject: Re: [canberrabirds] Sea Eagle in transit
On Monday about 2pm, 2 adult sea eagles circling above Acton Peninsula/Black Mtn Peninsula. Twice within a few minutes there was close interaction with the lower bird rolling onto its back and extending talons but no contact. They then flew, as opposed
to soaring, over ANU heading N in very close formation.
Mating behaviour???
Graeme Clifton
On Wednesday, May 21, 2014, Kevin Windle <> wrote:
Also on Sunday, 10.30 a.m., an adult sea eagle flying along the Murrumbidgee towards the north, 1 km. N. of Pine Island.
Also in the same vicinity: 1 Brown falcon and 1 Brown goshawk occupying the same dead tree; Scarlet robins, Golden whistlers, Grey shrike-thrush,
White-eared HEs, unusually large numbers of E. spinebills, and some Brown-headed HEs in a mixed feeding flock. And all 4 commoner thornbills in MFFs.
Kevin Windle
At Isaacs Ridge on Sunday, a Sea Eagle flew overhead in direction as though coming from Lake Tuggeranong/Murrumbidgee R directly towards Jerra Wetlands (which I understand is their current residence).
Also a Southern Whiteface.
Julian
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