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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Where is the clamour and clutter of introduced birds?

Graham R Fulton

Pacific Conservation Biology 18(3) 151 - 152
Published: 2012

Abstract

I write this editorial in the hope it will elicit some response from the conservation readership to produce papers on introduced birds. There is a dearth of research on introduced birds. Why? There is an obvious litany of reasons that spring to mind: 1) they are more drably coloured than native birds, but this is not to say they are ugly; 2) they occur too frequently in suburban habitats, which are less interesting as holiday destinations for field work; 3) they are perceived as less interesting biologically, which is an erroneous perception; 4) they are not endangered and not in need of urgent study; in short, they lack glamour and are

https://doi.org/10.1071/PC130151

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