I couldn’t resist the opportunity to share another Black Falcon Falco subniger image, this time in monochrome. It appears there are at least two separate pairs roaming the Moolort Plains at present.
Black Falcon, Moolort Plains, 23rd May 2020
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What a shot ! – I’m glad you didn’t resist
You’ve got me looking much harder at our regular Brown Falcons Geoff!! Moolort’s not that far away!
HI Kerrie – yes, they will be around. Look for the long tail (longer than folded wings when perched) and rapid wing beats/fast flight – very different to sluggish Brown Falcons. Cheers, Geoff