Short communication Does logging favour bellbirds and promote tree decline?: Australian Forestry: Vol 67, No 4

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Bellbirds are increasing in south-eastern Australia, mainly in unlogged and unburnt forests. Some evidence, recently provided to support the hypothesis that logging favours bellbirds and promotes eucalypt decline, is unconvincing.

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