Seen recently in GalwayFood for thought for our Australian brethern sistern.
Thanks to Barry Crowley and Vivion Mulcahy for passing it on. The title of the post is Barry's.

I decided to chase it up and this photo appears to have come from
Ronan Ryan originally.
Thanks Ronan.

And the experience is not unique, in fact it seems to be quite common and worldwide, and
Pennsylvania University are keeping an eye on it. Thanks to
Stan Carey for that link.
It's one way of dealing with the Native populations tendency to over breed - a modest proposal?
ReplyDeleteAdventurous - but hard to swallow?
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