Extract from The Guardian
The final votes in the Guardian/BirdLife Australia poll have been
counted and the results are in. Follow the latest updates and reaction
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/live/2019/nov/15/bird-of-the-year-2019-winner-poll-australia-result-vote-deadline-latest-updates-reaction-live
A lot of joy right now from the frogmouth camp, who it seems, did not expect to reach as high as second.
It’s a pure and uncynical emotion, gracious to the winner, but full of pride for what they have themselves achieved.
“A superb result for #teamtawnyfrogmouth,” says one, “given that the winner is essentially a protest vote.”
• How the highly endangered black-throated finch harnessed support of conservationists
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/live/2019/nov/15/bird-of-the-year-2019-winner-poll-australia-result-vote-deadline-latest-updates-reaction-live
A lot of joy right now from the frogmouth camp, who it seems, did not expect to reach as high as second.
It’s a pure and uncynical emotion, gracious to the winner, but full of pride for what they have themselves achieved.
“A superb result for #teamtawnyfrogmouth,” says one, “given that the winner is essentially a protest vote.”
• How the highly endangered black-throated finch harnessed support of conservationists
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