100 regent honeyeaters take to the wild in 2017 release

Ellen Ebsary
Updated April 12 2017 - 8:05pm, first published 5:18pm
TAKING OFF: BirdLife Australia's Dean Ingwersen watches as regent honeyeaters are released into Mt Pilot-Chiltern National Park.
TAKING OFF: BirdLife Australia's Dean Ingwersen watches as regent honeyeaters are released into Mt Pilot-Chiltern National Park.

A record number of regent honeyeaters are being released into Chiltern-Mount Pilot National Park and the conservation program’s success has prompted plans to expand into NSW.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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