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Sad roadkill

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Subject: Sad roadkill
From: "Andrew Thelander" <>
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2010 16:27:20 +1000
Hi

 

I traveled the Bruce Highway in the southern Sunshine Coast today and
glimpsed some very dead roadkill.  I am 90% sure it was a Yellow tailed
black cockatoo.  Traffic and commitments did not allow me to stop.  If I am
right, I am not too surprised as I have seen the birds swooping in and out
of highway-side acacias.  This bird must have done the same and been
collected by a vehicle.

 

On that note, in large parts of the highway, the strip between north and
southbound traffic is planted with profuse bottle brushes and, judging by
the roadkill, these are very attractive to fruit bats and ringtail possums.
Is that good planning, I wonder?

 

Cheers

Andrew

 

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