Not local - a fine example of a coordinated attack on an aerial raider -

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Not local - a fine example of a coordinated attack on an aerial raider -

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Subject:	Not local - a fine example of a coordinated attack on an aerial raider - Northern lapwing v European Red Kite - filmed in the UK
From:	David Rees <>
Date:	Mon, 12 Jan 2015 16:36:47 +1100

Folks

Some evening entertainment for you. I filmed this in southern England - the northern lapwing is somewhat related to our masked lapwing. A lovely bird as you will see if you are not familiar with it. Watch what happens when a raptor, esp. a highly proficient chick-stealing raptor like a Kite, turns up over its breeding grounds!

https://vimeo.com/116516062

Enjoy

David

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