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Ring-necked parakeets

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Subject: Ring-necked parakeets
From: Vader Willem Jan Marinus <>
Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2011 08:04:07 +0000
Yes, these bird are indeed very invasive, and they seem gradually to invade 
almost all of Southern and central Europe. They are common birds many places in 
the Netherlands by now, and of course they are developing to be a pest in 
England. Last September 2010 I took part in an amphipod conference in Sevilla, 
Spain, and this septmber in another amphipod eeting in Palermo, Sicily, Italy, 
and both places the parks were full of Ring-necked Parakeets, contrary to what 
my field guiide mapped.

                                                                        Wim 
Vader, Tromsö Museum
                                                                        9037 
Tromsö, Norway
PS Just now near Bonn in Germany, where there also are Ring-necked Parakeets


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