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With only 300 left in the wild, the striking regent honeyeater and its song are disappearing from their native south australia. researchers had set outjust to find and monitor the remaining birds when they noticed that some honeyeaters no longer sang the right tune. songbirds around the world, like these familiar uk species, learn to sing in much the same way as humans learn to speak, listening to and copying others of their species. what we�*re finding is the population is now so small and so sparsely distributed that some young males are actually unable to find other males of regent honeye...

Birdsong. with only 300 left in the wild, the striking regent honeyeater and its song are disappearing from their native south australia. researchers had set outjust to find and monitor the remaining birds when they noticed that some honeyeaters no longer sang the right tune. songbirds around the world, like these familiar uk species, learn to sing in much the same way as humans learn to speak, listening to and copying others of their species. what we�*re finding is the population is now so small and so sparsely distributed that some young males are actually unable to find other males of reg...

A species of bird in australia has become so endangered it's forgetting how to sing its own song. there are only about 300 regent honeyeaters left in the wild — and because they rarely hear each other, some have started imitating the songs of other species. so researchers are now playing recordings to birds being bred in captivity — as victoria gill explains. birdsong. with only 300 left in the wild, the striking regent honeyeater and its song are disappearing from their native south australia. researchers had set outjust to find and monitor the remaining birds when they noticed that some ...

Birdsong. with only 300 left in the wild, the striking regent honeyeater and its song are disappearing from their native south australia. researchers had set outjust to find and monitor the remaining birds when they noticed that some honeyeaters no longer sang the right tune. songbirds around the world, like these familiar uk species, learn to sing in much the same way as humans learn to speak, listening to and copying others of their species. what we're finding is the population is now so small and so sparsely distributed that some young males are actually unable to find other males of regent...

5 March 2021 In the South Australian town of Tantanoola, just down the road from the Lake Bonney wind farm, a small herb-growing company called Holla Fresh is conducting a cutting edge experiment in carbon sequestration and off-grid energy generation. Every so often a truckload of woodchips arrives at the property, where they are taken into a shed, fed into an air-tight pipe, heated, and turned into charcoal. The syngas created in the process is used to power the business, while the charcoal – or high-carbon “biochar” – is turned into compost. Believe it or not, this obscure, small-sc...