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31/05/23

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Originally posted by jad666: ↑

thanks but they are widespread throughout this continent only due to ecological habitat destruction they are in huge numbers in our cities bc of the water, from the australian museum website- "The increase in agricultural crops has so increased the birds' numbers in some areas they may become pests."
they like majority of australian parrots "also are considered to be the most intelligent birds on earth mating with one partner for life.'

but yep no reason to mutilate the poor thangs just bc you wanna git somewhere 5secs faster, i mean that poor bird had its wings completely ripped from off its body and just lay bleeding to death by the gutter. no need for that really.

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