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What 'The Birdman of Wahroonga' and other historic birdwatchers can teach us about cherishing wildlife

  • Written by Russell McGregor, Adjunct Professor of History, James Cook University
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Under the first coronavirus lockdowns, birdwatching increased tenfold in Australia, with much of it done in and near the watchers’ own backyards. And as Melbourne settles into stage 4 restrictions, we’ll likely see this rise again.

The increase in backyard birding is good news for conservation and can help birds recover...

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