Werribee Sewage on ANZAC

Hi Dave, 

I assumed that they Osprey entry was
an error and it was just the White Bellied Sea Eagle with the slight speckling
of brown it has on its back.  The WBSE was still on Lake Borrie  at
dusk on ANZAC day. 

The diary entry was anonymous.

Cheers, 

Peter

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26/04/2005 03:01 PM

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There was also a nearly mature Sea Eagle on Borrie
(on one of the
platforms). In the diary at the bird hide someone had reported an
Osprey on Saturday, which if confirmed would be a new bird for the WTP
- I have not seen any reports online of it and can't remember who had
put it in the book!

On 4/26/05, Frank Rheindt <> wrote:
> Dear all,
> 
> ANZAC Day at the Werribee Sewage Farm:
> 
> Paradise Ponds/ Lake Borrie:
> Black Falcon (2 ind's, repeatedly hunting over ponds for 1 hr), Freckled
> Duck (min 150, potentially lots more), Cape Barren Goose (ca 20)
> 
> Spit/T-junction:
> Spotted Crake (ca 10), Spotless Crake (1), Buff-banded Rail (2), Brolga
(3),
> still more than 100 Sharp-tailed Sandpipers, a few Curlew SPs, still
> hundreds of Red-necked Stints...
> Also, Wayne Longmore reported both OBPs (both bearing a green band)
from the
> surroundings of the gate to the T-juntion area in early morning. I
only had
> 1 Blue-winged by the time I got there.
> 
> Cheers
> 
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> DEPARTMENT OF GENETICS
> University of Melbourne
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