Distribution and Habitat
The usual habitat of the Letter-winged Kite is semi-arid open, shrubby or grassy country, across the arid interior of the continent, such as the Channel Country and Gulf Country of Western Queensland and into the Northern Territory. Its range may spread south with rodent plagues. The species has been recorded in the vicinity of Broken Hill in far western New South Wales, and a dead bird recorded in a street in Inverell in the north of the state in 1965 and another spotted there a year later, as well as Lake Eyre in northern South Australia.
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