Re: House Crow, Dee Why, Sydney

["Steve" <>]

Ed....Nobody thinks one bird is a threat, but presumably other crows can get
here by the same method used by the Dee Why crow. Why wait until there is
evidence of more than one before you do the logical thing and get rid of it?
The other thing is, a bird like the House Crow that hangs around human
habitation and quite possibly domestic fowl yards could easily harbour
disease that local birds are vulnerable to...even the big one: Avian
Influenza. 
Steve Murray

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 On Behalf Of Ed Parnell
Sent: Monday, 7 April 2008 6:37 PM
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Subject: Re: House Crow, Dee Why, Sydney 

Unless I'm missing an amazing fact about House Crow reproductive biology why
is it that people are worried about a single bird? Presumably it isn't
really a threat that needs taking care of unless it meets up with another
House Crow of the opposite sex?!

Ed


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