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To: | "John Penhallurick" <> |
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Subject: | what bird is that? (SEQ) |
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Date: | Wed, 15 Jun 2005 16:25:57 +1000 |
Thanks John & Andrew & Lorne & all. Yes, I said to this (very nice)
man, how really beautiful the corridor of bush is, & how rich in
birds. He told me he owned it, and said he would never sell it! Quite
a young man, too, so as long as he's around, it looks good for this
little special place.
As for the chicken hunting raptor, he then went on to say
that he 'got out' his bird book and 'had a look' -- and came up with
Red Goshawk...
So, well, maybe... Judith. *** Judith, It sounds like a Red Goshawk, lucky bastard. I heard of a Red Goshawk taking a farmer's chickens near Gympie. John Hi Judith The Red goshawk springs to mind. Very fond of taking chooks ... even been known to tackle peacocks, brush turkeys and black cockatoos. If it is a Red, they are rare and I hope he doesn't harm it. Habitat and area both sound quite feasible for Red goshawk. Regards Andrew |
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