I apologize if I am a bit unclear on this one but was wondering how rainbow
lorikeets can be "removed" from areas that they are not native to and are
causing a problem. What methods are ensued? Traps, shooting?
In north america I have seen some unfortunate situations where a bird species
goes through a dramatic change from "facinating and colorful" to severe pest.
This same species which was originally thought benign or cherished becomes some
sort of villain in folks eyes. Then enter what I would call the "good ol boy"
mindset where otherwise good hearted folks are out to have a good old fashioned
free for all "pick all of them out of the air" with firearms free for all.
To be more pointed ... how does one guard against this mindset vs. correctly
managing the species to indeed protect a potentially vulnerable species like
swift parrot?
Thanks,
Don Kimball
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