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Birds in the Carwoola area: June 2015

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Birds in the Carwoola area. This is a blog about birds seen in the locality of Carwoola in the State of NSW Australia. I suggest readers begin with the Background page (earliest post). Saturday, July 4, 2015. In case you think it has been cold recently, I have recorded 22/30 minimum temperatures in June as b elow 0. C and the temperature didn't get above 15. C all month. I have put a full weather report on my main blog. To get a trap! So we are not alone. Waterbirds were also few in number in the spots v...

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Links

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Finch Specific Clubs - Australasia. Finch Society of Australia. Finch Society of Australian – Hunter Branch. New Zealand Finch Breeders. Other Bird Clubs - Australasia. Avicultural Society of Canberra. Avicultural Society of Southern Tasmania. North West Bird Club of Tasmania. Lots of finch info (Australian). Devoted to gouldians (Australian). Finch information and bird products (Australian). Forum for finch lovers. Other Bird and General Information. ACT Department of Territory and Municipal Services.

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Yarra Indian Myna Action Group Inc | Useful Links

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Where can I buy a trap. Further Information and Useful Links. Indian Myna Information & Trapping Guidelines. Pee Gee Trap Plans. YIMAG Membership Application Form. YIMAG Animal Welfare Protocol. Other Myna Action Groups:. Canberra Indian Myna Action Group. Clarence Valley Conservation in Action Landcare. Goulburn Murray Myna Action Group. Wwwgoulburnbroken.landcarevic.net.au/gmma. Bellarine Peninsula Myna Group. Bayside Myna Action Group. Wyndham Myna Action Group. Http:/ wimag.org.au/. Tidemann, C and K...

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Weed Talk: February 2013

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Friday, February 8, 2013. In 2005 Indian Mynas (Acridotheres tristis) won the Australian public. Opinion title of Most Hated Pest. Beating cane toads, feral cats. And foxes hands down- now thats saying something. They are also. Ranked as one of the 100 species listed as the worlds most invasive. By the World Conservation Union. Indian mynas (myna birds) have. Spread throughout eastern Australia since being introduced in the. With the label of Most Hated Pest what is it about myna birds that. Be found inc...

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Hallidays Point Info

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Hallidays Point Community Info. Indian or Common Mynas were introduced into Australia in the late 1860s to control insects in market gardens. They have now spread to most of Eastern Australia and New Zealand. Indian Mynas are pest birds. They eat almost anything and have become a huge problem in cities and urban centres where they congregate and thrive. Mynas have also invaded regional areas, threatening native birds and hollow-dwelling animals. What you can do to help. Don't feed Myna Birds. Food scraps...

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Parrots of Australia | Science Communication by Minky Faber | Page 2

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Science Communication by Minky Faber. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Parade of the Princess Parrot. June 6, 2012. 8211; Painting courtesy of: Australia Post and painted by Kevin Stead. The Princess Parrot is a rare and truly splendid species of the Australian outback. This species is popular amongst aviculturists. And bred with genetic mutations for fancy colour variations. After the Princess of Wales, and is therefore also known commonly as the Alexandra’s Parrot.

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Tony Whelan

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The personal website of. In Canberra, Australia. The gang-gang cockatoo and the royal bluebell are the bird and floral emblems of the Australian Capital Territory. The National Library and Lake Burley Griffin. End of Life choices. The Indian Myna - a threat to Australian Wildlife. Either we have these -. Or we have these -. Australians have to make a choice. It's one or the other, we can't have both. Remember waking up to the beautiful call of a rosella? Indian Mynas use their superior numbers to aggress...

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Birds in the Carwoola area: July 2015

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Birds in the Carwoola area. This is a blog about birds seen in the locality of Carwoola in the State of NSW Australia. I suggest readers begin with the Background page (earliest post). Friday, July 31, 2015. July 2015: Now is the discontent with our Winter! Other excellent sightings this month have included:. Tree martins at Hoskinstown (they have usually migrated away by now). Varied Sitella and White-plumed Honeyeater at Pony Place; and. Feeding in pines off Wanna Wanna Rd. Overall we have recorded 79 ...

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The House of Fran_mart: July 2015

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The House of Fran mart. Friday, 31 July 2015. The 2BOs of Kelly's Swamp:Burnt Out and Barn Owl. Having a couple of hours to spare while El Camion Real was being worked on in Fyshwick I wandered along Newcastle Street and into Jerrabomberra Wetlands. This was the charming scene which greeted me. At least the checkered tape implies AFP have turned up, probably muttering "Allo, allo, whats all this 'ere ven? Waterbirds were pretty sparse on the swamp, and while there were a good collection of Superb Fairy W...