That's interesting because when Sarah Brown did her PhD on Mallee emu-wrens,
I am sure they were talking about an estimate of 30,000 birds (or 30,000
pairs?), not 8,000.
A couple of other articles about the birds' release in SA:
https://www.victorharbortimes.com.au/story/5530467/endangered-emu-wrens-retu
rned-to-sa/
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-22/mallee-emu-wren-makes-comeback-in-sout
h-australia/10021168
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