Mass poisoning suspected as hundreds of birds fall from trees in Australia
- Hundreds of corellas were found dead or critically ill in New South Wales, Australia, suggesting a mass poisoning incident, according to the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority.
- The affected areas include Newcastle, Carrington, and Hamilton, where over 60 birds were euthanized by a local veterinarian.
- Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident, with toxicology results potentially taking weeks to confirm the exact poisons involved.
- Dr. Tania Bishop indicated that mass poisoning is a likely cause, and the New South Wales Environment Protection Authority noted the community's outrage regarding pesticide misuse.
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EPA INVESTIGATING SUSPECTED CORELLA MASS POISONING IN NEWCASTLE - Metro Clark Guide
The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is calling for the public’s help in its investigation into the suspected mass poisoning of hundreds of native Corella birds across multiple Newcastle suburbs, including Hamilton, Carrington, Waratah, Broadmeadow, Lambton, and near Newcastle University. The EPA received initial reports on Monday 17 March 2025 of 14 sick and dead birds in Hamilton but by midday reports had escalated to hundreds of aff…
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