In July 2020, Bush Heritage staff attended fire management activities on Edgbaston Reserve in central Queensland.
Planned burns were undertaken in small strategic areas to reduce the risk of bushfire impacting Key Conservation Targets and to support the overall ecological health of the property over time.
Small fires were lit late in the afternoon so they could be small and controlled and self-extinguishing once the cool night air set in.
The bird (a Black Kite) is hunting, looking for prey that may have been burnt in the fire, or things escaping from the fire.
Video: Pippa Kern
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