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Marni D. Sheppeard

Monday, September 15, 2008

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I have been busy working. Some customers today saw one of these naughty critters (nightmare pests in NZ) run by the cafe. They are extremely common, but one doesn't often see them this far from the forest. Plenty of rabbits. That is, another pest. In fact all mammals are pests in NZ, with the exception of a small native bat. No, I'm not exempting humans.

3 Comments:

Blogger L. Riofrio said...

Hee hee, who needs mammals? In Tasmania marsupials have evolved to fill every niche, from herbivore to carnivore (the Tasmanian Devil.) The Tasmanian tiger, also a marsupial, is officialy considered extinct but there have been occasional sightings. The government refuses to acknowledge any sightings.

September 16, 2008 9:20 AM  
Blogger Kea said...

Hi Louise. NZ doesn't have any native mammals, including marsupials.

September 16, 2008 6:04 PM  
Blogger CarlBrannen said...

According to the way I understand the theory of evolution, the earth originally had no native species of anything.

Back on topic, I've concluded that the best thing to do with the mesons is to largely leave them alone, but described. I should have a first draft of some sort of a paper finished this week.

September 18, 2008 8:36 AM  

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