black-shouldered kite

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Subject:	black-shouldered kite
From:	shorty <>
Date:	Sun, 14 Dec 2014 21:25:57 +1100

On 7th September i reported that the BSK's in Symonston had 3 young.

This evening after speaking with my neighbor she told me that the birds i photographed in September were back, "Those noisy birds that seem to be fighting in the sky"

After a quick check i have seen 3 new young bird's from this pair.

Check my 7th Sep report for google image on sighting area.

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