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Subject: | What are the birds you record most often? (long) |
From: | "Marian Andrews" <> |
Date: | Wed, 25 Jun 2003 10:01:30 +1000 |
Lawrie I am a wildlife carer and I Keep a record of all the birds I rescue, the treatment (on most), the area I pick them up from and their fate. I find all that interesting for my records, I have had quite a lot of birds in nearly 5 years of being a carer, well over 1,000 birds, I also rescue Echidnas, Possums, Gliders, Kangaroos and Wallabies, oh and my daughter (a wildlife carer also) rescued a Common Wombat 2 weeks ago, which was wondering around suburbia? Which was really strange, so we think someone may have raised it unlicensed and that is illegal. The wombat either escaped or was dumped, it was around the 30-40kg. We got it out on another carers property 100acres, and where there are wombats and some unused burrows and released it. Marian |
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