Roughly twenty years ago, I used to walk with friends in the
spectacular Plenty Gorge area at Yarrambat,Victoria.(Now a Melbourne
suburb;it wasn't then). One of our landmarks was a disused Wedge-tailed
Eagles' nest. Locals told me that this had been in use until a local
model plane society started in the area, whose members thought it
amusing to harass the Eagles with radio-controlled model planes.
I should be very concerned if people took to flying drones over wader
or seabird roosts. The birds have quite enough to put up with.
Anthea Fleming
On 16/10/2012 12:20 PM, Carl Clifford wrote:
Dear B-A,
Has anyone on the list had any experience using camera equipped quadricopter
style drones for birding? They seem to have the potential to be a useful tool
for observing waders and the like.
I would be interested in hearing of anyones experiences.
Cheers,
Carl Clifford
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