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Subject: | Barking Owls |
From: | "David Geering"<> |
Date: | Mon, 6 Jul 1998 15:54:39 +1000 |
The typical barking call is a familiar sound in the Capertee Valley, central NSW. Have heard the screaming call on several occasions and am often asked by Capertee Valley residents about it. Most Sydney birders are aware of the official "sacrificial" Barking Owls at Glen Alice. During my time in the valley I become aware of about five other pairs on private property where access is generally denied. What is likely to happen to these birds, and the many Little Eagles, when, and if, the rabbit numbers crash in this valley. Their traditional small mammalian prey is long extinct. David Geering |
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