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Re-introduction of growd-dwelling native bird species to revegetated urb

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Subject: Re-introduction of growd-dwelling native bird species to revegetated urban parkland
From: Tim Dolby <>
Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:10:53 +0000
Hi all,

I 'm wondering if anyone is aware of any instances i.e. if there is any 
precedent for the re-introduction of native bird species to isolated 
revegetated native urban parkland?

In particularly I'm thinking about the reintroducing of ground-dwelling species 
such as Superb Fairy-wren and White-browed Scrubwren which, unlike arboreal 
species, are unable to migrate into revegetated parkland due to the lack of an 
existing native corridor - specifically when the revegetation process  involves 
developing complex native shrubslands, perfect habitat for these species.

Cheers,

Tim Dolby



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