Reply With QuoteThe Eastern Ground Parrort is also another Australian ground parrot,but is diurnal.
It was quite common on Fraser Island,many years ago,but whether it still is I don’t know.
Cats are not found on the island,so hopefully the parrots are still there.
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SubscriberA night parrot that can't really see in the dark, an Australian oddity. Bit like the platypus, I guess.
Night parrot not particularly good at seeing in the dark, study finds - Australian Geographic
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
Swaggie
The Eastern Ground Parrort is also another Australian ground parrot,but is diurnal.
It was quite common on Fraser Island,many years ago,but whether it still is I don’t know.
Cats are not found on the island,so hopefully the parrots are still there.
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SubscriberOne Aussie animal that can outsmart cats and live alongside them . The long nose Potoroo. Fair dinkum you could make a Monty Python sketch out of that.
The long-nosed potoroo outsmarts and lives alongside cats - Australian Geographic
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
Swaggie
Good article last weekends paper about a device that squirts poison onto the cat,which the cat will lick off.
They have had huge success with it on trials,in fact 100% success rate.
But it still going take a lot of time and effort to put the slightest dent in an estimated population of 15 mil wild cats.
I have seen them on the property catching rabbits,the rabbits are not that much smaller than the cat.
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