Storm,
Unfortunately the business appears to be a protected species. Despite
their leaving the bin open being an offence under NSW Food Safety
Regulations and several complaints to the local council, nothing has
been done. Perhaps it is only a coincidence that the Council Rangers,
whose office is just up the road, use the bakery as their favourite
spot for lunch and coffee. Heaven forbid the thought that upstanding
public officers would derelict their duty by turning a blind eye to a
blatant offence.
As for Rattus rattus, they are doing just fine thank you on their new
diet.
Cheers,
Carl
On 28/02/2009, at 1:05 PM, storm wrote:
It would seem that the same does not apply to the young of Common
Mynah. Directly behind our house is a bakery/cake shop, which does not
(refuses?) to close their waste skip since new owners took over some 2
years ago. Consequently the local population of CMs has blown out.
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That's revolting Carl. The health department or the local council
might be
interested as not only will the mynahs be eating but also the local
rattus
rattus.
cheers
storm
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