We caught a brief glimpse of a sea eagle, then shortly afterwards, someone spotted the nest:
- Sea Eagle Nest
- Sea Eagle Nest
The stroll provided and excellent view north to the Hazards:
- Hazards
Australian Plant Society on the East Coast
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Australian Plant Society on the East Coast
by Pedro » Tue 28 Jul, 2009 8:34 pm
The APS enjoyed a very pleasant stroll on the east coast, just north of Triabunna last Sunday.
We caught a brief glimpse of a sea eagle, then shortly afterwards, someone spotted the nest:
The stroll provided and excellent view north to the Hazards:
We caught a brief glimpse of a sea eagle, then shortly afterwards, someone spotted the nest:
The stroll provided and excellent view north to the Hazards:
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Australian Plant Society on the East Coast
by Pedro » Tue 28 Jul, 2009 8:38 pm
On our way back, the nest owners were in a tree watching us closely:
We were then treated to a wonderful view of the birds in flight:
- Sea Eagles
We were then treated to a wonderful view of the birds in flight:
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Re: Australian Plant Society on the East Coast
by Son of a Beach » Tue 28 Jul, 2009 8:42 pm
Fantastic stuff Pedro. Looks like a great experience.
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Re: Australian Plant Society on the East Coast
by corvus » Tue 28 Jul, 2009 8:43 pm
Lucky you ,used to see them regulary on my trips to Burnie ,just one of the things I miss on retirement 
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Re: Australian Plant Society on the East Coast
by Mickeymoo » Wed 29 Jul, 2009 11:17 am
Nice photos, always a great experience to see the big birds of prey even better to get some good photos!
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