Thanks Michael,
If anyone's seen a parrot eating ANY olives off trees, I'd be pleased to
hear from you.
We are most interested in edible olives while they are still on the
trees. (others may have had the distressing experience of discovering
that fresh olives off the trees are not actually edible until
pickled...!)
If you could also indicate whether it was an edible olive tree or a wild
or African olive, that would be useful.
Katrina Roberg
Sustainable Land Management and Integrated Weed Control Officer
Hume City Council
Environment Department
36 Macedon St, Sunbury
PO Box 119
Dallas
VIC 3047
Ph 0438 054 937
Ph 9205 2465
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Hunter
Sent: Wednesday, 1 June 2005 10:43 AM
To: michael norris; Birding-Aus
Cc: Katrina Roberg
Subject: Fw: [enviroweeds] Parrots eating & dispersing
olives
Are we talking edible olives, or African Olives with smaller fruit and a
gazetted weed in some areas?
Michael
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