Predator Free Wellington project director James Willcocks said it was an "all you can eat buffet" for Wellington's hungry rats. SUPPLIED Predator Free Wellington field team member Josh Parris with the pile of dumped bread discovered at Mahunga Bay. Predator Free Wellington found this bread when they were planning a community clean up event for the very next day. Wellington City Council spokeswoman Victoria Barton-Chapple said they were working with Predator Free Wellington and local community groups. The first trap of the 6000 needed to make Miramar predator free was set on Monday last week.

Source: Stuff July 15, 2019 04:41 UTC