This month I'm heading to Broome to conduct a writing workshop. Broome!
Monday, September 16, 2019
Crow, meet Eagle
A flap of enormous wings and a shadow over the forest. She's a daily visitor and my dog finds her entertainment shaking fist (or a paw) at the giant sea eagle who would steal her fish and her bones. But today it was the Wardong (Crow) who was also harrassing the eagle:
If anyone is up in Kimberly Country, I'd love you to join in. We will be finding and developing stories from pearling to pastoralism, from turquoise tidal seas to pindan. It's a rich, diverse history and landscape and I'm very excited to be involved.
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They look like they are dancing. Wow!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is a dance, a territorial one.
DeleteSometimes those birds make contact. I have heard a crow smack into a buzzard before. Sadly I won't be in Kimberly County.
ReplyDeleteSometimes the eagle turns and puts out her talons when aggressors get too close.
DeleteYes, they turn upside down to do it too.
DeleteGreat pics and great gig.
ReplyDeleteYes, lotsa fun!
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