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To: | Glen Ingram <> |
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Subject: | Re: Life-challenging exotic doves |
From: | "rob leask\\ian leask" <> |
Date: | Sat, 23 Aug 1997 10:51:30 +1000 |
surely new zealand is a prime example of introduced wildlife doing great damage? the possum is an incredible nuisance.they are killed in their thousands but the destruction of native trees is heartbreaking.driving at night at many locations is to see possums every few metres,kilometre after kilometre - both dead and alive.they have been shown to eat nestlings. magpies are also generally loathed.when mynahs take over an area few other birds are seen in that locality, etc etc: not to mention the terrific {and horrific} destruction of native bird species by introduced weasels,stoats,ferrets and blasted cats. and why carp at killing animals when the majority of people are content to let millions of animals be slaughtered every day simply because they like the taste of their flesh?? rob |
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