We humans take pride
in our homes. That
all-important roof over
our heads satisfying the basic needs of shelter and security – without which we would be exposed to the elements – the blistering heat and drenching
rain of summer, the freezing
cold and driving wind of winter and the ever-present threat of home invasion.
We also provide for the needs of our various pets, but all too often we fail to recognise the needs of urban native wildlife; often describing them with considerable distain, those pesky possums in the roof cavity, snake-like blue-tongues lurking in the garden shed, or evil little bats hiding in the power or communications box.
Topics covered in the article are :
- The Needs of Wildlife
- The Historical Perspective
- When Size does matter
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