While the vast majority of birds have the ability to perch, those in the order Passeriformes are especially adapted to do so.
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Dear Geoff Park, Lauren’s lovely letter in the TT last week spoke very deeply to us and reminded me that I too have been meaning to write in your praise for a long time. Your ‘Natural Newstead’ article is the first item turned to in order to see what wonderful local bird is highlighted for…
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Maldon Men’s Shed become CDS donation partners
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Meet the climate change-makers
From December last year to March this year, Mount Alexander Shire Council was calling all climate change-makers to tell how they were taking action on climate change locally.
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