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Urgent action to avoid the extinction of the Fairy Wrens by funding research

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tom smith
2 years ago

agree

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Bassam Imam
2 years ago

GOD-willing, soon fairy wrens will be saved.

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Tracey Nicholls
5 years ago

Save our beautiful birds

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Emily mwate
5 years ago

Self entitled humans, want to kill everything living that's deemed a inconvenience. DISGUSTING!

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Ecolo Gist
5 years ago

Whoever made this is a moron. There is 0 evidence ravens are responsible for the decline of small bird species. It's habitat loss and noisy/indian miner aggression causing the decline. Plant native gardens if you want them back.

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Rita Prager
5 years ago

Worthwhile saving these beautiful birds

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Joanna Eassom
5 years ago

Please, save small and native birds. The Indian Minors are bad predators, too.

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Leonie Vandeven
5 years ago Featured

I miss the little birds. I’ve created habitat for their safety but the ravens have picked off every little bird within kms. I often find dismembered little birds and chicks in my water fountain

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Irma Morrone
5 years ago

The fairy wrens need protection

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Shane Sylvanspring
5 years ago

This is a slow but increasing problem all over Australia..you will notice no little birds when ravens dominate

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Hazel
5 years ago

Blue wrens deserve this!

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Guillermo Prager
5 years ago

Sounds good to me, good luck

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Guillermo Prager
5 years ago

Sounds good to me, good luck

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Victor P
5 years ago

Hope you achieve your goal

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RACHEL PRATT
5 years ago

At last a pro-active plan to be implemented as we DONT have time on our side.It is great this has been brought to the public's attention as we still have a chance to restore this precious little bird and others.

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Dollina MacDonald
6 years ago

Most important to save these beautiful birds

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Georgina Salmon
6 years ago

I have heard of them also killing rosellas in our suburbs

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D E Keightley
6 years ago

I agree with this. Please don’t let our beautiful birds be killed off to these bullies.

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Steve Kuschert
6 years ago

This is absolutely correct. It's loss of preferred habitat. Too few bushes/shrubs to shelter in, favours bigger more aggressive birds. Plant thorny shrubs the wrens will love you for it. Dont blame predacious birds.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Please help keep these beautiful birds in our life