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Large flock of critically endangered swift parrots seen near Port Macquarie

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By Emma Siossian Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Avid birdwatcher, James Bennett, was out looking for a rare bird recently near Port Macquarie when he heard a distinctive call that piqued his excitement. "For the last month or so, I have been checking areas for swift parrots, which are a winter migrant … some years they miss these spots, but it's always worth checking," he said.
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Lord Howe Island invertebrates boom after rodent eradication

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By Emma Siossian Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A boom in cockroach numbers is not often welcome news, but Lord Howe Island is a special kind of place. Invertebrate creatures, including native cockroaches and other insects, are thriving on the World Heritage-listed site after the removal of invasive rodents seven years ago. The invertebrate life is seen as "fundamental" to the broader ecosystem, helping break down organic matter and providing food for birds and native animals.
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Endangered Manning River turtle numbers holding steady, a year after record-breaking floods

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By Marina Trajkovich Verified, Emma Siossian Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
New underwater surveys have revealed that an endangered freshwater turtle species is holding steady, one year after record-breaking floods in northern New South Wales. The Manning River turtle, or helmeted turtle, is one of Australia's rarest freshwater turtles and is only found on the NSW Mid North Coast. The Manning River peaked at historic levels during flooding in May 2025, damaging river banks with debris and pollution, also impacting river health.
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