Sea Eagle piracy

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Sea Eagle piracy

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Subject:	Sea Eagle piracy
From:	"Scottie" <>
Date:	Tue, 2 Nov 2010 09:21:59 +1100

I saw a pelican and a WBSE have a tussle over a dead fish on the Hawkesbury 
River (NSW). The swimming pelican laid claim to the food by raising its beak 
vertically and snapping at the sea eagle, while at the same time making very 
loud honking noises. The sea eagle didn't put up much opposition and soon flew 
off as if it hadn't been interested after all.

Cheers
Peter Scott
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