A zebra finch has made a rather unique nest for its eggs — inside the dried carcass of a dingo, hanging from a tree.
The nest was discovered by ABC reporters Chris Lewis and Jo Prendergast, during a road trip in Western Australia’s Murchison region.
“We saw this wild dog strung up in a tree, so we thought we’d take a look — and when we pulled up, a bird flew out of the cavity where you would say its bum was,” Ms Prendergast said.
Ms Prendergast said the carcass looked and smelled like it had been there for a week or so.
“It was starting to be a bit smelly … I just hope that dog and the branch it’s resting on hang in there long enough for those little finches to hatch,” she said.
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Poor Dingo. Who did this? I hate humans.
Probably a rancher. Dingo pack up like yotes, and kill livestock.
Plenty of bugs and fly maggots to eat for the baby birds. They must be on the WEF diet?