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	Garden Fruit Trees & Wildlife With our ever-changing urban landscape native wildlife have been adapting, and to some extent becoming dependent on flowering and fruiting trees grown in our backyards. Drought, tree clearin Add to Reading List Document Date: 2007-08-06 09:20:00 Open Document File Size: 754,94 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility Hospital Emergency Department / / IndustryTerm prime food source / metal / / Organization Wildlife Group / Health Department / Environmental Protection Agency / / Person LOUISE SAUNDERS / / / Position Veterinarian / Governor / / Region East Queensland / / URL www.epa.qld.gov.au / www.lousaunders.com / / SocialTag Fox Wildlife Black Flying Fox Mammals of Australia Pteropus Grey-headed Flying Fox

Garden Fruit Trees & Wildlife With our ever-changing urban landscape native wildlife have been adapting, and to some extent becoming dependent on flowering and fruiting trees grown in our backyards. Drought, tree clearinAdd to Reading List