ttbn: the Black throated finch.

Black Throats are as common as Green Ants in North Queensland. Then there are Bull Finches in droves. Red Beaks or Star Finches, Double Bars & Zebras, bloods abound in the Cane Paddocks. & Nutmegs galore. The Black Throat problem is a Claytons Problem.

Yep, the Black throated finch is in about as much trouble as the Polar bear.

This of course has no bearing on anything. Green liars will concoct anything they think they can get away with.

JayB and Hasbeen,

The Simpson and Day guide shows them all along the coast just north of Brisbane right up to the tip of Cape Yorke. They are coded Common, Locally Common, and Abundant.

It looks like the Know All Dodo birds, the experts on everything, are down to about three left in Queensland. Go for it lads!

The Greens will dwindle in numbers if Bob Brown is anything to go by !

SR,

You clearly have never ridden a horse. If you had you would realise that they spook easily and the rider is never in complete control.

It was the red necked green activist whose actions precipitated the accident and why the rider was given a slap on the wrist.