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LisaH wrote:

5 Jun 2025

Hmmmm. Wish she'd develop a taste for noisy miners . . .

Hieraaetus morphnoides

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

5 Jun 2025

If she is the original female she is a rabbit and rosella specialist

Hieraaetus morphnoides

LisaH wrote:

5 Jun 2025

Oh, interesting … fingers crossed, and that she can find another partner. As long as she’s not hunting poisoned rats!!!

Hieraaetus morphnoides

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

5 Jun 2025

I wonder if it is the same female that used to hunt in this area about 3-4 years ago, before she lost her partner?

Hieraaetus morphnoides

SteveBorkowskis wrote:

31 May 2025

Quite possibly. I’m not sure, my ID was just a guess. Would have been handy if its head wasn’t damaged. I drove past it a number of times, and curiosity got the better of me.

Falco berigora