January 19th, 2019

Brush-turkeys in Suburbia. A project report by Matthew Hall at the February Club meeting

“The Australian Brush-turkey (Alectura lathami) has become an increasingly common sight in the parks and backyards of suburban Australia. Their success in exploiting the big city has led to conflict with homeowners, who blame the birds for tearing up garden beds and lawns indiscriminately as they forage and build their nests. Added to this is a growing list of complaints including stealing pet food, chasing pets and small children, making a racket walking on tin roofs, and fouling swimming pools. . . . . . . . . . .”

Read more here

and learn more at the Feb 5 2019 meeting in the Mitchell Theatre, 19:30.