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| Subject: | Out of area. Hobby takes Gang Gang |
| From: | shorty <> |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Apr 2017 04:25:46 +0000 |
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G'day all,
I have been camping and fishing at Lake Eucumbene but watching out for the birds as well.
This morning 3 Gang Gangs began to fly from my side of the lake to the other when one of the resident Hobby's flew at them. 2 flew back but the third appeared to be herded by the Hobby to the other side. While the Hobby came very close to the Gang Gang
i never saw it strike.
The Gang Gang was calling the whole time but when they got to the other side (and out of my sight) there was silence, i assume the Hobby got his breakfast. I would have thought that a Gang Gang would be too large for him to take on?
Shorty
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