Media Alert – Mr & Mrs Blue Wren debut in Australian Koala Foundation’s animated Urban series

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The Australian Koala Foundation (AKF) has released the latest video in their Urban the Koala series.
This latest instalment introduces Mr and Mrs Blue Wren - a pair of birds that have been married for a very long time!
Described as the most handsome bird of the bush, Mr Blue Wren informs Urban that he will be flying to the Koala Army's March for Creatures Great and Small with a whole flock in tow.
Watch the video here: The Glorious Mr Blue Wren
To find out more about the Koala Army’s March for Creatures Great and Small, visit savethekoala.com/koala-army

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