Stand Up For Regent Honeyeaters
by Miroslava Jurcik
Title
Stand Up For Regent Honeyeaters
Artist
Miroslava Jurcik
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Photograph - Photograph
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You have probably seen many photos of the Eastern honeyeater in my collection, and this is his relative who is now endangered .
Taronga Zoo has established a zoo-bred population as part of a recovery plan. Regent Honeyeaters can be seen at the Blue Mountains Bush Walk at Taronga Zoo. So far, almost 200 birds have been bred at Taronga and released into the wild at Mt Chiltern, Victoria. Breeding between captive bred and wild birds has already been recorded which is evidence of the success of this conservation program.
Loosing honeyeaters would mean damaging our eco system !!
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November 11th, 2016
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Comments (32)
Alana Thrower
So happy to hear the Regent Honeyeater is increasing in numbers! Wonderful image! l/f/g+/t
Alana Thrower
Beautiful vibrant night image! So happy that the captive breeding program is making a difference for these birds! l/f/t
Rainbow Artist Orlando L
Love this gorgeous image of the Regent Honeyeaters!! amazing craftsmanship on all of these light display!! i am so happy the bred program is working so well. what a blessing!! L/F
Lexa Harpell
Oh this is incredible Miroslava! Fabulous night shot capturing the bright colours beautifully...great work! :))
Phyllis Kaltenbach
Beautiful, Miroslava! Go, Taronga Zoo! V/F
Miroslava Jurcik replied:
Thank you, its great that we don't behave like Australians of the past who wipe out few animals in very short time ! :)
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