Planting natives

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Subject:	Planting natives
From:	Sonja Ross <>
Date:	Wed, 3 Feb 2016 21:50:08 +0000

I've wondered about planting natives and climate change.

Local native  species mightn't be such a good idea perhaps as they may
suffer from hotter summers and drier years meaning that they aren't so
suited to an area any more, and the bird populations may be changing as a
result of the subtle/not so subtle changes in climate.  For example Eastern
Koels now seem to visit Melbourne every year, and possibly in increasing
numbers.

What do members think?

Sonja
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