Warren,
Are you sure of the date of publication. I have searched Country
Life's archives for this story and have not come up with anything
between 20/12/06 to date.
Carl Clifford
On 09/01/2007, at 8:53 AM, wrote:
Queensland Country Life newspaper 28/12/06. p.52 has an item that
field trails will take place in
2007 using the poison D1339 in feedlot rations to kill birds
including cockatoos around feedlots and
piggeries. I would think that any grain eating bird visiting the
site would be at risk regardless of
it's rarity. The trials with the livestock industry have been funded
by the Invasive Animals
Cooperative Research Centre and the Natural Heritage Trust. Who is
actually carrying out the
trials and how dod they propose to exclude non target species from
access to the poison?
Warren Thompson
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