Hate to say this Tim, and please take this message with tongue firmly in
check :-). To some extent I personally feel you've contacted the wrong
forum for this request. Here's why.
This forum spends much of its time highly critical of housing developers
and gross urban development, like that in Melbourne's northern fringe.
Developers, even those developing tokenistic wetlands and reserves
(often nothing like the original natural habitat) are more often than
not a bunch of mongrels who couldn't care less about the local
environment ;-)
As an aside I feel that the Cattle Egret is not really a good
promotional bird when it comes to Australian conservation reserves. It
arrived in Australia in conjunction with human settlement, and has only
established itself in Victoria over the last 50 years. It is sometimes
regarded as an invasive species. It prefers pastures, croplands and
garbage dumps i.e. those areas that have directly replaced our native
grasslands, wetlands and bush.
As mentioned please take this message with a grain of salt :-) I
couldn't resists.
Cheers,
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From:
On Behalf Of Tim Connell
Sent: Thursday, 18 March 2010 3:20 PM
To:
Subject: Seeking photo of Cattle egret
Hi,
I am seeking (on behalf of a developer) a quality hi-res image of Cattle
egret for interpretive signage to be used in regional conservation
reserve being established within a residential housing estate on
Melbourne's northern fringe.
Any pics would be fully acknowledged of course.
If anyone could help I would be most appreciative.
Thanks,
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Tim Connell
City of Whittlesea
Parks Environmental Management Officer
Parks & Gardens Department
Tel: 9401 0524
Fax: 9401 0521
Mobile: 0408 599 485
TTY: (03) 9217- 2420
Email:
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Street Address: Works Depot, 68 - 96 Houston Street, Epping 3076 (Melway
182 A10)
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