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... Defined here as the mulga, mallee, poplar box and riverine woodlands west of the influence of the Great Dividing Range, western New South Wales holds a water and land bird fauna of 72 and 188 species respectively. Almost half of Australia&rsquo;s breeding land and freshwater birds occur...

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