- Sea Eagle at Binalong Bay
- Sea Eagle at Binalong Bay
- Sea Eagle at Binalong Bay
Slightly off topic
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Slightly off topic
by Pedro » Thu 20 Nov, 2008 9:23 am
I can't really claim that these are bush walking photos - I was standing in the doorway of the shack we were staying at near Binalong Bay. Still, I think that the subject will interest most walkers - certainly the sight blew me away.
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Re: Slightly off topic
by Chris » Thu 20 Nov, 2008 10:30 pm
Thanks for sharing these Pedro - well worth posting!
A friend told me yesterday of being startled by a sea eagle take off carrying a Tassie Devil (apparently healthy apart from being dead
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She thought probably road kill, though it was on a very quiet road near Woolnorth. Did manage photos, but I haven't seen them.
A friend told me yesterday of being startled by a sea eagle take off carrying a Tassie Devil (apparently healthy apart from being dead
).She thought probably road kill, though it was on a very quiet road near Woolnorth. Did manage photos, but I haven't seen them.
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Re: Slightly off topic
by Pedro » Tue 25 Nov, 2008 8:36 pm
I'm having a bit of a lucky run here - something to do with hanging around the coast a bit. The Australian Plant Society (APS) had a few walks on Bruny Island last weekend. I saw several sea eagles over the weekend, but this one flew right overhead on the way to Cape Queen Elizabeth- superb sight:
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