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Ring-necked parakeets, established in Britain for decades, are commonly estimated to number about 50,000, prompting concerns over possible harm to crops and native wildlife. During a government consultation in March, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation proposed adding them to the quarry list, which would make it easier for people with guns and landowner permission to shoot them. Critics say the threat may be overstated and question the “invasive” label, while acknowledging that any real impacts may need managing.
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