Thank you for your support in 2021 and we are looking forward to working with you in 2022

To every one who contributed observations this year, thank you, we have learned a lot.

The next two months are critical months for this study as this is when most lorikeets with lorikeet paralysis present, so it is critical to see what they are feeding on during this time.

Your observations are also important in that we are now seeing flying-foxes with a similar disease presenting in significant numbers to wildlife carers and perhaps these two diseases are linked.

Because they may be linked our investigative team has grown and we are working with veterinarians from the Australian Zoo, and additional scientists at Griffith University as well as Wildlife Health Australia the peak body in Australia for disease surveillance in wildlife.

So you are all now part of a stellar team of investigators who are working as hard as possible to understand these perplexing diseases.

All the best for 2022.

David
Maya
Lauren

Posted on January 8, 2022 02:28 PM by david4262