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Subject: | Macquarie Island |
From: | Chris Brandis <> |
Date: | Sat, 21 Jul 2007 13:42:47 +1000 |
I have been away so do not know if this has been reported but I read it
in an Indian paper.
Since the eradication of cats and rats that controlled the mouse
population on the island, I think Macquarie, the mouse population has
exploded and they are hungary enough to nibble on young birds. They
eventually chew off feathers and into the flesh killing birds as large
as the wandering albatross by 10 or more bold mice attacking one bird.
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