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Subject: | Brown falcons and snakes |
From: | John Clifton-Everest <> |
Date: | Tue, 03 Nov 1998 04:44:48 +1100 |
On a a trip to Shortland, Newcastle, at the weekend, which produced a nice list of species but nothing out of the ordinary, the highlight was a Brown Falcon with what was undoubtedly a snake, by appearance most probably a black snake, in its talons. It flew over, about fifty feet up and looking very much as though it knew where it was going. Do snakes commonly form the prey of Brown Falcons? A follow-up visit to Stockton Bridge produced a trio of Terek Sandpipers, confidently identified in the scope despite near-hurricane conditions. John Clifton-Everest |
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