Mass spraying of poison upon the wilderness from helicopters to rid of scientifically proven harmless wildlife is a scenario straight out of a dystopian film.
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sam cassidy
6 years ago
Please help save these wonderful, smart and endearing birds...Rooks are such beautiful birds <3
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john hawkhead
6 years ago
Please stop this ridiculous random slaughter. Haven’t these people learned anything?
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Frank Kroenee
6 years ago
Save the rooks!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Shameful behaviour to kill wildlife, in this case rooks. Not justified.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
What in the honest hell is wrong with you people?
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Mariska
6 years ago
Please Save the Rook. We can learn from al Corvids
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Linda Priest
6 years ago
Rooks are wonderful, intelligent birds: just stop killing them!
I always believed New Zealand to be a civilised country, but this is barbaric.
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Robert McFarlane
6 years ago
Mon the rooks
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Andrew Bowd
6 years ago
Awful scheme, please reconsider this terrible crime against wildlife.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Rooks, like other Corvids are extremely intelligent and should be preserved at all costs!
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Adele Zaslawska
6 years ago
With so many of the world’s wildlife declining, we need to act to preserve what’s left. Poison is cruel & inhumane & has no place in a civilised society.
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Roger Stokes
6 years ago
... Corvidae are more intelligent than seven year old humans... no wonder many politicians feel threatened...
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S_Mokarran
6 years ago
State-controlled wholesale extinction wasn't usually a good idea, just ask Chinese about their sparrows.
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Henricus Luijten
6 years ago
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In Europa, there has been plenty of research that shows that the bird helps a farmer more than the other way around.
They are intelligent beings that cannot sign their name under a petition, so I will have to do it. Save the rook!
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Fr Robert Herrell
6 years ago
We should not have to write petitions to save one of God's creatures. Stop this nonsense!
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Ane Marie Wernneck
6 years ago
Save the ravens! Morrigan blessed us!
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Jez
6 years ago
Just stop it have some respect
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Nancy Mulrey
6 years ago
What arrogance, to think you can destroy another species. Human beings need to curb OUR numbers! We can't keep taking from other species.
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Mark Deane-Smith
6 years ago
Animals should be respected. Find a humane way to manage them.
Mass spraying of poison upon the wilderness from helicopters to rid of scientifically proven harmless wildlife is a scenario straight out of a dystopian film.
Please help save these wonderful, smart and endearing birds...Rooks are such beautiful birds <3
Please stop this ridiculous random slaughter. Haven’t these people learned anything?
Save the rooks!
Shameful behaviour to kill wildlife, in this case rooks. Not justified.
What in the honest hell is wrong with you people?
Please Save the Rook. We can learn from al Corvids
Rooks are wonderful, intelligent birds: just stop killing them! I always believed New Zealand to be a civilised country, but this is barbaric.
Mon the rooks
Awful scheme, please reconsider this terrible crime against wildlife.
Rooks, like other Corvids are extremely intelligent and should be preserved at all costs!
With so many of the world’s wildlife declining, we need to act to preserve what’s left. Poison is cruel & inhumane & has no place in a civilised society.
... Corvidae are more intelligent than seven year old humans... no wonder many politicians feel threatened...
State-controlled wholesale extinction wasn't usually a good idea, just ask Chinese about their sparrows.
In Europa, there has been plenty of research that shows that the bird helps a farmer more than the other way around. They are intelligent beings that cannot sign their name under a petition, so I will have to do it. Save the rook!
We should not have to write petitions to save one of God's creatures. Stop this nonsense!
Save the ravens! Morrigan blessed us!
Just stop it have some respect
What arrogance, to think you can destroy another species. Human beings need to curb OUR numbers! We can't keep taking from other species.
Animals should be respected. Find a humane way to manage them.