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Q HANSJA THERON from Die Wilgers writes: Black-cheeked lovebirds naturally occur in the Zambezi Region of Namibia and in northern Botswana, but now they’ve also made the palm trees in eastern Pretoria their home. They have been spotted among flocks of rosy-faced lovebirds and rose-ringed parakeets. How did

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