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Wildlife carer puts $5 bounty on Indian mynas, the 'cane toads of the sky'

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In one Queensland town, a wildlife carer is so concerned about the Indian myna's threat to native species, she has self-funded a bounty program that offers $5 for every bird humanely caught.

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Wildlife carer puts $5 bounty on Indian mynas, the 'cane toads of the sky'

In one Queensland town, a wildlife carer is so concerned about the Indian myna's threat to native species, she has self-funded a bounty program that offers $5 for every bird humanely caught.

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ABC Australia broke the news in Australia on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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