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Treetop dwellers oTfhIenmdoonnessoiaonarfeorheosmt aentdo athcaecBiaalsiasvtaanrlninagh.s

I live on treetops, occasionally
coming down to the forest bed
to drink water. Our breeding
season is between October and
November. During this period,
we live in shrubs that often
catch fire during forest fires. In
the non-breeding season, we move
to the edge of savannah forests.

Did you Forest fires play a hmaabjiotartroolfethine the starling.
know? destruction of the Bali

The Bali starling is part of Bird caging
a European Endangered
Sold for two thousand dollars, I am a highly
Species Programme. valued cage-bird. In the illegal bird trade,
About seven hundred several of my friends and family have been
individuals of the species trapped and taken away by poachers. I also
have been bred in zoos. have to compete with the black-winged starling
Yet, it is feared that the for food and shelter.
bird might be extinct in

the wild!

Unsafe in protected areas Y REDENCDRIATNIGCEALL

Even though the government CR

created a Bali Barat National EN
VU
Park for us, illegal poachers

continue to hunt us down. The

Bali Starling Project was started

to ensure our safety and protect

our environment. Recently, a Bali

Recovery Plan was started to save

us from illegal trade. oTvheerB1a0lipBerarcaetnNt oaftiBoanlai’lsPtaortkalislasnpdreaardea.
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