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In the latest Gang-gang it is suggested that
peregrines nesting on cliffs will be disturbed by houses being allowed too
close. There must be some other factor than nearness to humans involved in
this since peregrines breed on a building in Water St Manhattan (and others on
the Brooklyn Bridge). Both of these locales have a level of human activity
that even the most rabid ACT development lobbyist could only fantasise
about.
I'm not suggesting that the Molonglo would benefit
from the presence of The Donald but merely that there needs to be a clear
statement of which aspects of human activity actually disrupt the birds
activities.
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