Hello Rob,
Yes humanity has had a large impact on biodiversity and part of that
impact is building environments in which Noisy Miners flourish,
multiply and see off so many other species.
Sorry, but I see them as a pest species. As they are native I am
unwilling to take steps to kill them but I am happy to get rid of
many flowering shrubs which support them. I would be happy to live in
a city which has about one tenth of the miners that are at present in
Brisbane.
Peter
On 28/05/2008, at 4:30 PM, Robyn Charlton wrote:
I do appreciate your comments Susan,
Surely humanity has more of an unfortunate impact on biodiversity
than the
noisy miner? One can only wonder why such an tragic event occurred in
regards to the Satin Bowerbird. I can only imagine that the noisy
miner does
the best it can, as do the other birds.
Rob
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