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

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Currawongs have,taken over here!

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Bill Frankland
6 years ago

Cull only if the Ornithological Society deems it necessary.

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Bill Frankland
6 years ago

Crows tend to be carrion feeders. Currawongs and butcher birds are more likely the culprits. Has anyone witnessed crows killing fairy wrens ? Any photographs ? The other point is that of the natural habitat. Older style gardens with their tight knit shrubbery offered sanctity for these small birds against the larger predators. Modern style gardens are chosen by busy people with plants that are easier to maintain. Not wren friendly in other words. I would need more convincing of the culpability of the Australian raven before I would commit to a call for culling.

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Ruth
6 years ago

I have two only this year but Im not sure if it is the ravens or the bush fires.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

This is the first year we haven't had fairy wrens in our garden

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Sam Palmer
6 years ago

Cull the ravens

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Salvatore Patane
6 years ago

We need to save these beautiful birds before they become extinct

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Something should be done ASAP

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Brett
6 years ago

man made problems need to be fixed

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Leanne Holland
6 years ago

All small birds have been chased off or killed by larger birds where I live. So sad.

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Jennifer Buxton
6 years ago

I've noticed that the arena have disappeared from my area in gulgong.

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Laurianne Gérard
6 years ago

I had a couple of fairy wrens living in my yard, it would be a disaster to see them disappear (even if killing ravens is also very sad).

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Lisa Murray
6 years ago

These previous birds need all the help they can to ensure their survival

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Kathy Pearson
6 years ago

Please help save these little birds

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Gail Wallace
6 years ago

Hi herd beautiful birds need to be here so my grandchildren can see them

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Gabrielle McKechnie
6 years ago

Has Australia not suffered enough carnage and loss of native animals. Wake up and smell the coffee

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Pls save the fairy wrens

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Isabelle
6 years ago

Action also needs to taken on reducing the numbers of Bellbirds

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Katia Falco
6 years ago

I really would like to know what the hell is wrong with some‘ humans’ who are intent on destroying our paradise

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Patricia Wells
6 years ago

We can’t just sit back and allow and abundance of ‘predatory ’ birds to eliminate others! That is not nature’s balance, we humans have to take the necessary action to save these smaller, vulnerable creatures.