indian ringnecks

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Subject:	indian ringnecks
From:	Ian Clark <>
Date:	Sat, 11 Jun 2011 13:03:07 +1000

hi i'v e just rejoined the list after a long time away 
 whats the status of these indian  ringnecks  at the moment ? there is a flock 
of  assisted birds (could be 20?)  in croydon  that will almost undoubtedly 
breed this coming season.  did they breed  last season   ?  where do you check 
what   feral birds are establishing  and  what is being done to manage them ?  
i did some quick google searches   but only came up with avicultural type sites 
 , and didn't have much luck browsing the archives 

cheers Ian 
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