Favoritos de andymckay
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aalbertrebergenDescripción
Spotted and photographed at least 8 different individual grass skinks, including my very special friend
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Mohoua albicillaObserv.
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Two (maybe more) popokātea accompanied by a piwakawaka on the No. 1 Line track.
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I ca not take responsility for the mounting of this tree fish, but it must have been relatively recent as it had its own unique aroma...
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Avetoro Australiano (Botaurus poiciloptilus)Observ.
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Australasian Bittern, flying from waikanae estuary northward. First sighting of a bittern at waikanae estuary for the last 3 years!
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Quimera Elefante (Callorhinchus milii)Observ.
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egg cases indet
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Caracoles de Vidrio (Género Oxychilus)Observ.
amelia-gearyDescripción
Not quite as blue as the photo suggests. Shell roughly 1cm in diameter
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Halcón Maorí (Falco novaeseelandiae)Observ.
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NOT MY IMAGES - Taken by Geoff de Lisle and Dallas Bishop and used with their permission.
During my botanical survey on Kapiti I noted karearea along the northern coast and at Rangatira - six pairs.
During my stay at Rangatira I witnessed them drive off kahu (Circus approximans) and kill one kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae).
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kylebDescripción
Gravid female, one of at least three such skinks in a 2 metre radius of each other
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Gerigón Maorí (Gerygone igata)Observ.
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One of two fledgling riroriro being fed by adults in beech forest on river bank.
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Halcón Maorí (Falco novaeseelandiae)Observ.
karlyagerDescripción
Just below Field Peak and between Mt Hector.
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petemcgregorDescripción
The Hoherius are still out and about in good numbers on the dying Hoheria. I didn't check thoroughly, but counted 8 males in just a minute or two. (Females and small males without the huge, white head are much harder to spot until they move.)
Note the truncated right antenna on the male; I'm guessing he probably lost it in a fight with another male.
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cara-lisaFecha
Septiembre 2018Descripción
One gecko under rock on outcrop.
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gus320Descripción
One sitting alone by the edge of the lagoon. Large (70+?) population in the surrounding area.
