Sunday, May 25, 2014 at 14:55 
The wintry blast set to blanket the south in snow could prove a blessing for the Kea Conservation TrustThe wintry blast set to blanket the south in snow could prove a blessing for a project to stop kea eating sheep.
Nestor notabilis - Kea | in Conflict, Conservation, Research Sunday, May 25, 2014 at 1:23 
Would Anthraquinone work on shoes we wonder? Image by ClémentSheep are once again being doused in repellent to stop kea from eating them alive.
Nestor notabilis - Kea | in Conflict, Conservation, Research Monday, May 19, 2014 at 23:48 
Twenty endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos rehabilitated after injury have been released into the wild at two Perth locations. Picture: Rick Dawson, DPaW.TWENTY endangered Carnaby’s cockatoos that have spent up to a year rehabilitating from car strikes and other trauma have been released into the wild.
Monday, May 5, 2014 at 23:50 
Caught: a female swift parrot emerging from her tree-hollow nest. Image by: Dejan StojanovicSwift parrots are one of Australia’s most endangered birds, but until very recently we didn’t know why. New research shows that they’re being eaten by sugar gliders at their breeding grounds in Tasmania, but even that’s not the full story.
Thursday, May 1, 2014 at 13:44 
The Seychelles Black Parrot (Seychelles Islands Foundation)The Seychelles islands' list of endemic bird species stands at thirteen, now that the national bird of the Indian Ocean island nation, the Black Parrot, has been officially recognised as a distinct species, Coracopsis barklyi, by taxonomic experts at Birdlife International, the world's largest nature conservation partnership.
