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grey goshawks on the wire

To: "Greg Roberts" <>, <>
Subject: grey goshawks on the wire
From: "Greg & Val Clancy" <>
Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 13:09:43 +1000
In the Clarence Valley, north coast NSW, the Grey Goshawk appears to be an altitudinal (or possibly latitudinal) autumn-winter migrant. The species is not usually present in the Clarence lowlands during spring-summer. I have seen them perched on power poles in sugar cane areas, on a beer bottle stuck in the top of a fence post, on a bird aviary and in more natural sites.


Greg Clancy
Ecologist and Birding Guide
Coutts Crossing
NSW 2460
www.birdrangers.com




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