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Image Credit: David Cook

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: David Cook

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: David Cook

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: David Cook

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Black Kite

Milvus migrans

Family:

Status in the ACT:

Rare, non-breeding visitor.

Birds of Canberra Gardens Page Data Sheet

Image Credit: David Cook

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: David Cook

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: David Cook

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: Graham Stephinson

Image Credit: David Cook

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