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| Subject: | Ground parrot & black breasted button quail |
| From: | "Darryl McKay" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 29 Jan 2009 01:41:30 +1100 |
"I see both sides of the stomping through heath argument as valid but i really didn't feel like my little size twelves made any real impact on such a huge stretch of country" The question is, how many Ground Parrot nests can your little size twelves step on during 8 hours of stomping through the heath? When it comes to a vulnerable species, 1 person trampling through Ground Parrot habitat can cause as much damage as a 100 people. Please stay on walking tracks. Darryl McKay Bankstown |
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