Red and White Goshawks

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Subject:	Red and White Goshawks
From:	Mr Stephen John Murray <>
Date:	Sun, 23 Oct 2011 02:31:36 +0000

Hello all. Yesterday I returned from a trip across Northern Aus and will 
eventually put together a trip report. One of the highlights was calling in at 
Bitter Springs to see the Red Goshawks again. As Nick Leseberg reported 
recently they have raised a chick. It is now quite large and probably only a 
week or so from leaving the nest. I was fortunate to witness an adult feeding 
the chick. But the nest is a  fair way back from the road on private property, 
so I couldn't be sure there was only one. About a half an hour later I came 
across my first white morph Grey Goshawk near the thermal pools. Not a bad 
afternoon's birding!
Steve Murray
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