Kingparrots (female above and male right) do not eat grapes, and never damage the vines
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Goannas of this size (about 2 m) have a large territory and travel for miles. Their progress is easily followed by the clamour of more birds than we knew existed on the farm.		langshan rooster standing guard over his chooks
	Species diversity is not only vital for easy control of vineyard pests - it is also great fun. Watching animals go about their daily business is easy during vineyard work as our slow, steady moving along the rows lets most animals forget our presence completely.
Baby hare, born and raised among the vines		Echidnas are very common visitors. Often half a dozen can be met searching for insects and grubs
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