bongorob Well-Known Member 15+ year member 4 Mar 2010 #1 It looks as if it will be a success. http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/madagascar-pochard010.html#cr
It looks as if it will be a success. http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/news/madagascar-pochard010.html#cr
Maguari Never could get the hang of Thursdays. 15+ year member Premium Member 4 Mar 2010 #2 Doubling the population in a year is certainly an encouraging start!
Hix Wildlife Enthusiast and Lover of Islands 15+ year member Premium Member 6 Mar 2010 #3 Lets hope they're as successful with this species as they have been with other critically endangered Indian Ocean island bird species. Hix
Lets hope they're as successful with this species as they have been with other critically endangered Indian Ocean island bird species. Hix
Mr Saxon Well-Known Member 7 Mar 2010 #4 Fantastic news. I recently read about this in the latest issue of BBC Wildlife. Great to hear immediate extinction has been adverted! I hope this effort pays off greatly and will be following the story!
Fantastic news. I recently read about this in the latest issue of BBC Wildlife. Great to hear immediate extinction has been adverted! I hope this effort pays off greatly and will be following the story!