Hi All
Several observers saw at least two, probably 3 Kites immediately around
and over the nest site on Sunday morning early (7.00) All birds appeared
quite capable so it's possible they have left the nest site since then.
Cheers
Colin
On Tue, 7 Nov 2006 09:17:42 +1000, "Drew Fulton"
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> I hope this doesn't get duplicated as I sent it from the wrong email
> address.
>
> I just stopped in at Daisy Hill south of Brisbane to check on the
> Square-tailed Kite nest and it appears that the young have fledged as the
> nest was empty. When I first walked up I saw a bird that appeared to be
> sunning itself (wings half open sort of like a darter/cormorant). The
> bird was backlit so I decided to walk up the 4WD track to get a better
> look and when I looked up again the bird was gone. No idea where it
> went. I then watched the nest for a while and never saw anything.
>
> The Tawny Frogmouths were still on the nest with 2 young at the base of
> the 4WD track in the top of a snag.
>
> Other than that not much to report. Thanks for everyone who has
> responded to my RFI's of last night. I will post results in the next few
> weeks.
>
> Best,
> Drew
>
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