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| Subject: | Re: Exotic plants for our native birds |
| From: | "Greg Flowers" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 19 May 2011 20:38:26 +1000 |
Fine if we don't give a fig about the 3000 odd species of invertebrates we
might find in an old Eucalypt. Yes the birds might have altered their diets
to include exotics but planting exotic is not about increasing biodiversity
but rather limiting it. You are not going to find an Imperial Hairstreak in
your backyard if you plant exotics.
Disappointed (and deeply biased) Greg Flowers ANBG |
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