Our researcher Dr James Pay, has been tracking the activity of wedge-tailed eagles around Tassie. He recently tracked an eagle he has snamed Ethan's 223.5 km around the Midlands. The 6-second GPS data video below shows how Ethan moves between thermals to travel in the most energy efficient way on his journey, all of which took place between 9am and 2pm on the same day. Follow Dr Pay on Twitter for the latest 'wedgie' updates: https://bit.ly/3ssPVNV | University of Tasmania

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'Radford’ the wedge-tailed eagle THE magnificent sight of a wedge-tailed eagle soaring against the backdrop of the Grampians was seen up close last week as a rehabilitated young male bird took flight in the wild for the first time in 18 months. https://spec.com.au/article/2022/12/09/radford-the-wedge-tailed-eagle Read more... Buy the Hamilton Spectator at local newsagencies, retailers, and the Spec office, subscribe to our bi-weekly epaper or see more stories at https://spec.com.au #HamiltonSpec

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