By Lee Bullen An endangered bittern, a large marsh bird of the heron family, is the first of its species in Western Australia to be fitted with a solar-powered transmitter, allowing conservationists to learn more about its habits and movements. “Bushy” the bittern’s tracker is “now providing valuable information about his movements and wetland use to DBCA [Department of Biodiversity, […]
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