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I've just seen a small white-morph Grey Goshawk near Giralang Pond, presumably the same bird. Caused great alarm among the cockatoos.
On Thu, 9 Apr 2020, 10:02 Mark Clayton, <> wrote:
Morning all,
While I was having a late breakfast a couple of minutes ago the local
magpies and ravens suddenly went berserk over my backyard in Kaleen. A
quick dash to the back deck revealed a white morph Grey Goshawk being
pursued by everything that could fly!! It beat a hasty retreat to the
east. From the size of the bird, small, I would say it was a male.
Mark
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