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We describe proper actors from the underlying groupoid of a graph -algebra to another étale groupoid in terms of bisections. This allows to understand graph morphisms and the *-homomorphisms that they induce more conceptually. More generally, we describe actors from the groupoid model of a groupoid correspondence to any étale groupoid. This also covers the groupoids associated to self-similar groups and self-similar graphs, among others.