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Dear Geoff
Dreadfully sorry I missed this . I expect it is too late although you never know. Can you tell me where you saw the bird ?
We should be able to get the fire brigade to help out with situations like this . They have agreed to help out if possible .
ACT Wildlife ( 0432300033 for your future needs ) is the ACT equivalent of WIRES and Wildcare NSW .
We are supported by the RSPCA veterinary team and we take care of most of the wildlife presented to them for rehabilitation and care so please don’t hesitate to call .
Regards
Denise
Denise Kay
Secretary
p. 0467506167
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On 17 Aug 2015, at 1:33 pm, Geoff <> wrote:
Does anyone know what belongs to this wing? It is caught in a hole in a dead tree about 25’ from the ground.
A galah was screeching at the hole which caused 4 gliders to race out. I saw 2 glide to different trees and disappear into other holes. The galahs chased the gliders as they went into the holes.
Geoff
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