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Bill
Begin forwarded message:
> From: tim morris <>
> Date: 8 May 2014 9:33:28 PM AEST
> To: "" <>
> Subject: RE: Swift Parrot News
> Reply-To: tim morris <>
>
> Dejan,
> That is a fascinating article on the Swift Parrots. Trying to stop Gliders
> from accessing nest hollows would appear to be almost impossible.
> With regards to the association of Sugar Gliders with more disturbed forest
> where there is high Swift Parrot nest predation, isn't that a response to the
> prevalence of acacia's which are a coloniser species of disturbed areas and
> are also a major food source for the Sugar Gliders?
> Not that trying to weed out acacias near Swift Parrot habitat is really an
> option.
>
> I'm not familiar with current land management practices in Tassie but is
> significant deforestation still considered to be occurring?
> Tim
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