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Te Waewae Bay South Island east coast - Cape Jackson in the Marlborough Sounds to Slope Point in the Catlins: ban ... -eyed penguin; Blue penguin; Fiordland crested penguin; Gannet; Black shag; Pied shag; Little black shag; Little shag; Stewart Island shag; Spotted shag; Brown teal ; Harrier hawk; New Zealand dotterel ; Black-backed ...
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Threatened Birds of New Zealand
Kea Notiomystis cincta Stitchbird, hihi Category 'C' Charadrius bicinctus bicinctus Banded dotterel Cyanoramphus auriceps auriceps Yellow-crowned kakariki Gerygone albofrontata Chatham Island warbler Leucocarbo chalconotus Stewart Island shag Macronectes halli Northern giant petrel Petroica australis rakiura Stewart Island robin Petroica macrocephala chathamensis Chatham Island tit ...
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NATUREANDCO.COM - New Zealand Seabirds: Locality Lists
Yellow-eyed Penguin Blue Penguin Black-backed Gull Red-billed Gull Black-billed Gull Caspian Tern White-fronted Tern Australasian Gannet Stewart Island Shag Black Shag Spotted Shag Pied Shag Little Shag Northern Royal Albatross Southern Royal Albatross Snowy Albatross Antipodean Albatross Black-browed Mollymawk Campbell Island Mollymawk Salvin's Mollymawk Grey-headed Mollymawk Buller ...
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Beef Island Nature Reserve
The Island has been stocked with cattle and a small number of sheep, but not since 1972. Sea ... include Upland Goose, Kelp Goose, Falkland Flightless Steamer Duck, and Striated Caracara (Johnny Rook). Beef Island, King Shag standing on rocks (Photo: R. White) Return to Nature Reserves? Contact us? Return to Index? ...
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Saddle Island Nature Reserve
The Island has a small colony of breeding Sea Lion. There are a number of colonies of Rock Shag and a breeding population of Striated Caracara (Johnny Rook). Thin-billed Prions are present. Saddle Island: Striated Caracara (Photo: R. White) Return to Nature Reserves? Contact us? Return to Index? Falklands ...
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IWRC Interview with Philip Dragoumis
Socrates Philip Dragoumis is one of the founding team of the Hellenic Wildlife Hospital on the island of Aegina, in Greece. Due to the comparatively recent development and growth of wildlife rehabilitation in ... the protection of bears and wolves. Also, there is another small wildlife Hospital on the island of Paros, five hours from Piraeus Harbor. All the societies who deal with threatened species ...
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Maori Bird Names
Rifleman - titipounamu Robin - toutouwai Royal albatross - toroa Saddleback - tieke Silvereye - tauhou Shining cuckoo - pipiwharauroa Sooty and Hutton's shearwaters - titi South Island oystercatcher - torea Stitchbird - hihi Takahe - no English name (moho is an older Maori name for takahe) Tomtit - miromiro Tui - sometimes known as 'parson's bird' because ...
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Dr David Stevens: Publications
Heywood, K.J., D.P. Stevens and G.R. Bigg (1996): Eddy formation behind the tropical island of Aldabra. Deep Sea Research, 43, 555-578. Wadley, M.R., G.R. Bigg, D.P. Stevens and ... D.P. Stevens (2008): Eddy heat fluxes from direct current measurements of the Antarctic Polar Front in Shag Rocks Passage, Geophysical Research Letters, 35, L06602, doi:10.1029/2007GL032767, GS. Shaffrey, L. C., I.G ...
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NATUREANDCO.COM - New Zealand Seabirds: The Spotted Shag
North Is and the northern and eastern South Island and the Blue Shag S.p.steadi which breeds around Stewart Island and Fiordland. Status - Locally common. Where to see - Hauraki Gulf, Coromandel East Coast, Wellington Harbour, Wanganui River Mouth, Kaikoura, West Coast and Stewart Island. Notes - A striking bird in nuptial plumage. Often harassed by fishermen and boat operators. This page ...
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