Striking contrast between raptors from recent morning surveys: Nankeen Kestrel neat, unruffled ...
... White-bellied Sea-eagle, less than unruffled, though not ruffled by my close presence ...
... and female Eastern Osprey showing splendid spread of feathers on return to nest tree.
Next morning Baza bonus:
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
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