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Subject: | Raptor prey |
From: | Peter Thomson <> |
Date: | Sat, 14 Jun 2008 12:43:44 +1000 |
Have been following this thread with great interest and would like to
record an observation made about 2 years ago at Wandiligong NE Vic.
My son and I disturbed a Peregrine Falcon feeding on a Maned Duck with
a second recently killed Maned Duck on the grass less than a metre
away. The head and chest of the first duck had been consumed with a
ring of feathers surrounding the carcass. The second carcass was
intact with some fresh blood on the chest. My question is - could a
Peregrine Falcon down two birds with one stoop?
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