pulled up @ primbee for a kite today and two kiters
wrestling with this kite , and speaking to the said tree...
the bridle was so tightly wrapped there was only one option left.....we hooked the chicken loop on the nearest hilux towball and coaxed it out...the kite was.already torn in 2 places and a right off before the hilux...









I rotated the pics but they still stayed the wrong way

fingerbone said..
That tree has to go....

What will happen to the birds?

gcdave said..
They go with the tree, duh

and so will you...

toppleover said...
What type/make of kite was it ?

not sure....I could find out,I think he got 6 yrs or so out of it

leading edge was ok before the extraction from the tree
...... they salvaged the bar and most lines

loftsofwind said..

fingerbone said..
That tree has to go....

What will happen to the birds?

OMG another tree hugger

Those trees are nothing but a residential view block and kite killer.
In fact they planted them all around the lake and they spread like weeds.One trunk becomes many.
The leaves are needles and block house gutters dry out and are a fire hazard.
I have never seen any type of wildlife ( accept Roundguts ) any where near them.
The limbs split and snap off in decent winds ( as seen also at Primbee ) just missing one of the local kiters walking past.
So to answer your Question the birds don't live in them anyway.....
From the local rag.
Group spokesman John Davey said FIG did not condone the poisoning, but said it highlighted the concerns that many people had with the "accelerating and exponential" growth of casuarina