Birds Nest Gets A Free Flight to Australia

HOW CRAZY IS THIS?? 

A bird’s nest with eggs still in it has been found on a plane which arrived in Auckland from the United States last week. 
Engineers working on the plane alerted biosecurity staff to the nest which they found in the wheel housing of the Boeing 737. 
The nest was made from mud, feathers and straw and contained two hatched eggs and two whole eggs. The species of bird is not yet known.
  Ministry for Primary Industries team leader Steve Gay says the nest could be a biosecurity risk.

“The
engineers did the right thing. The materials had potential to carry
plant and avian diseases that could have threatened our wildlife and
primary industries.”

The plane was transported to
Auckland from Arizona to be dismantled, after having been stored in the
Mojave Desert for some time.

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