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| Subject: | Saw wedge-tailed eagles |
| From: | "Wendy" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 19 May 2008 10:47:48 +1000 |
Welcome Kathleen, Wedge Tailed Eagles are such a magnificent sight! There are also some very interesting raptors in the Bacchus Marsh - Werribee Gorge Area, including Peregrine Falcons. It is worth keeping your eyes peeled in that section of the trip. I have also seen Wedgies and other raptors in the valleys around Organ Pipes NP - not far, as the eagle flies, from Melton. Wedgies would be pretty happy at the moment as rabbits, a common prey item, are furiously breeding and the young bunnies just emerging from the burrows. best wishes, Wendy Moore |
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