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| Subject: | Garden drama - Peregrine Falcon |
| From: | Jean Casburn via Canberrabirds <> |
| Date: | Fri, 11 Feb 2022 23:31:03 +0000 |
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Suddenly a Peregrine Falcon dropped out of nowhere picked up one of 4 Sparrows sitting on the power lines at the back of my house and without a pause flew off down the hill towards Duffy. He could have had one of 24 fat pigeons sitting on the power lines! I suspect the falcon has been around for a few days because large flocks of SC Cockatoos were flying about in great consternation yesterday. Jean
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