not birds but still eco related

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Subject:	not birds but still eco related
From:	Mark Clayton <>
Date:	Mon, 31 Aug 2020 02:55:36 +0000

Afternoon all,

This forum is excellent in more ways than one. Can anyone please let me
know where in Canberra I can buy some earthworms for my compost bin?
Obviously with a rather cool winter the amount of material has built up
inside the bin and there are very few worms in there to help it break down.

Thanks in advance,

Mark


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