Corvus coronoides

Australian Raven at Deakin, ACT

Corvus coronoides at Deakin, ACT - 10 Dec 2017
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Identification history

Corvus coronoides 9 Jan 2018 MichaelMulvaney
Accipiter fasciatus 10 Dec 2017 KL

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Raptor nest. Brown Goshawk located nearby, however no photograph of bird.

9 comments

ChrisDavey wrote:
   18 Dec 2017
Hi KL, can you tell me if you saw a bird sitting on this nest. Cannot be confirmed just because there was a particular species nearby. Chris
KL wrote:
   18 Dec 2017
Hi Chris, no I didn't see the bird on the nest. I thought it was worth recording the nest as I have not seen any raptor nests on my side of Red Hill (Hughes) before.
ChrisDavey wrote:
   19 Dec 2017
The problem is that it may or may not be a raptor nest. Chris
KL wrote:
   19 Dec 2017
Chris, sorry I just assumed it was. What do you think it could be? regards kim
ChrisDavey wrote:
   21 Dec 2017
Not sure but Magpie, Raven spp, Little Eagle, Whistling Kite all come to mind. Chris
KL wrote:
   21 Dec 2017
Chris - the width of the nest was close to a meter. I found a bone underneath it (I thought it was a rabbit bone). regards kim
   22 Dec 2017
Chris I have had reports of people being swooped by Brown Goshawks at this location and Roy McDougall told me he saw a Goshawk nest at this location
roymcd wrote:
   22 Dec 2017
Hi everyone, there is a Brown Goshawk nest nearby but it is very well concealed in a Mistletoe. This particular nest is very conspicuous and was used by Ravens (not sure what type) to successfully raise a juvenile a few months ago. Kind regards, Roy.
KL wrote:
   22 Dec 2017
Roy thank you for this information. regards kim

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