Secondary vent: sprayed and slashed surrounds. Seems Queensland Parks and Wildlife puts cosmetic vistas for casual visitors wanting comfortable looks at hundreds of, say, Magpie Geese, or huge mobs of egrets and herons, ahead of natural habitat (full of troublesome weeds though it may be). But spraying and slashing creates dead zones, pushing the birds away.
Friday, July 19, 2019
Hide? They've got a hide calling some hides hides!
Secondary vent: sprayed and slashed surrounds. Seems Queensland Parks and Wildlife puts cosmetic vistas for casual visitors wanting comfortable looks at hundreds of, say, Magpie Geese, or huge mobs of egrets and herons, ahead of natural habitat (full of troublesome weeds though it may be). But spraying and slashing creates dead zones, pushing the birds away.
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well, when you get the ones responsible up your way - how about fixing up some of the equally poor ones in other areas also sorted out??@!!!
Some chance! No fear of those of whom I'm about to speak reading this, but I've sometimes had the unworthy thought of looking for vandals to do my dirty work. Sadly, last year's huge blaze in the Common didn't so much as warm the offending hide.
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