Get to know your neighbours

Here to help you discover the natural wonders in your neighbourhood.

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Can't wait for tomorrow's new moon article? Missing bird talk after our last post?
@museumsvictoria have a lovely article about the wildly colourful world of bird eggs. 🥚🔍
https://t.co/CrKVq2uqzI
it's so aesthetically pleasing 😌

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Fallen in love with urban birbs after our last post? Want to make your urban expeditions more focused? Help track species recovery after summer's bushfires!
Find out more here: https://t.co/9zr9FbwlI3
(Can you ID the birds in the pic? Hint: take a look at our first 'tweet')

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Our first blog post is up! Common Melbirdians showcases some of your feathered neighbours, including one who's nest building skills will make you feel a bit better about your own life.
https://t.co/xtKvSBIZV1

#melbourne #urbanwildlife #birds #nature

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Myna or miner? One is native and one is introduced but which is invasive? We'll talk about these noisy neighbours, and other birds in our next blog post on the new moon (that's 21st of July). Link in the bio.

#melbourne #urbanwildlife #victorianbirds #indianmyna #noisyminer

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Welcome to Get To Know Your Neighbours! Posts about the urban wildlife that shares your Melbourne postcode.
These soggy rainbow lorikeets live in Yarra Bend, but you might find their drier cousins in a big gum near you. Find more on our feathery friends on @birdlifeOZ's website