Nesting Whistling Kites

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Subject:	Nesting Whistling Kites
From:	Martin Butterfield <>
Date:	Fri, 17 Sep 2021 06:33:31 +1000

We have a pair of Whistling Kites nesting in a tree close to our house. From the times given in HANZAB I suspect is around a week until hatching. I am keeping an eye on them to see what I can learn about the process. The thought has occurred that if anyone is studying Kite breeding there may be some way I could note details that might be of use. (NB I can't see into the nest and there is no way I am climbing the tree. My fear of heights is such that I haven't considered what permits might be needed for such adventures.)

Martin Butterfield

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