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'In the wild with no roof': bred in captivity but now feeling freedom

BirdLife Australia will monitor the 46 birds as conservationists try to rebuild a wild population with only about 300 remaining.

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Taronga Zoo has released 46 regent honeyeaters near Kurri Kurri. Discover how specialised song tutoring prepares the rare species for survival in the wild.

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'In the wild with no roof': bred in captivity but now feeling freedom

Taronga Zoo-bred regent honeyeaters released near Kurri Kurri to save the species. BirdLife Australia and Mindaribba Local Aboriginal Land Council comment.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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