RE: Powl Prey and Position

[Denise Kay <>]

Dear John 

do we know if Powl is male or female ?

Assuming it is male  has it set up territory in the Turner Pines ?

Assuming it is female ..ditto 

 if so how long before we expect to see Mrs/ Mr  Powl do you think ? 

Or will Powl decamp to another camp once he/she  has found the right partner and nesting conveniences ?

Is there an accessible website/ whatever  that will answer these questions ?

 or are we learning as we watch ? 

I feel like a Powl family member now which is why my mind strays to the future .

kind regards

Denise Kay

Giralang Pond Wetland Group

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On 8 Apr 2016, at 5:31 pm, John Bundock <> wrote:

Powl back in usual tree: 2^nd pinoak from street. No prey. Difficult to see but easy to find. It had parked itself above a car windscreen.

 

John Bundock

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From: John Bundock  
Sent: Thursday, 7 April 2016 1:49 PM
To: 
Subject: Powl Prey and Position

 

Powl in one of its winter quarters today. 3^rd pine (or second cypress) from street, beside  drain, club side. Best viewed from base of drain (dry) beside tree to about 10 feet back towards street.

 

John Bundock

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