Birds of prey


Birds of prey

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Discussion

JimL wrote:
Yesterday
Thanks @MatthewFrawley
I am always learning. The tails did seem as forked as the other Black Kites. More than happy to be guided by more knowledgeable people as I keep learning!
Greatly appreciated.

Milvus migrans
Yesterday
Whistling Kite is overall paler and has a rounded tail rather than the forked tail of the Black Kite.

Milvus migrans
member211 wrote:
13 Jun 2025
Interesting scene

Aquila audax
LisaH wrote:
5 Jun 2025
Hmmmm. Wish she'd develop a taste for noisy miners . . .

Hieraaetus morphnoides
5 Jun 2025
If she is the original female she is a rabbit and rosella specialist

Hieraaetus morphnoides
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