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'The Indian myna (or Common myna) is a type of bird that easily adapts to many different environments. They are classed as one of the 100 most invasive species in the world. Yelarbon students have researched the Indian myna to prepare a factual account of the bird and why they are a pest animal.' (Source: Enviro Stories Library website)
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This book has been published as part of the 2015 Feral Animals Enviro-Stories program which was supported by the Cotton Research and Development Corporation.- title page
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