Re: FW: [canberrabirds] ANU Campus Bird Monitoring
From:
Daryl King <>
Date:
Wed, 26 Jun 2013 06:33:22 +1000
Myna populations remain stable or increase only where they are able
to occupy safe nest cavities (undetected, inaccessible or tolerated
by property managers). They cannot establish or maintain a
population in places where there are no available cavities. The
future of mynas on the ANU campus and its associated GBS is in the
hands of relevant property managers.
On 25/06/2013 12:44 PM, Geoffrey Dabb
wrote:
The
comparison with COG GBS data is worth a comment. The
period for the comparison is presumably 2002-2012. I am
surprised the PB Duck and Wood Duck respectively have the 3rd
and 4th greatest GBS increase for that period.
I am surprised the myna has the 5th greatest
increase given a reported decline in more recent years [?]
From: Tony Lawson
[m("homemail.com.au","tlawson");">] Sent: Tuesday, 25 June 2013 11:15 AM To: COG chatline; aNATchat Chatline Subject: [canberrabirds] ANU Campus Bird
Monitoring
The
ANU has just released its report on its (extended)
Campus Bird Monitoring exercise.
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