nadiacooper1975's Identifications
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Mataī (Prumnopitys taxifolia)Observer
duncanmc42Description
10 mins uphill of the large mature kahikatea. Ca 250mm diameter. No other matai seen at this site.
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Kiokio (Blechnum novae-zelandiae)Observer
tangatawhenuaDescription
Thought I would amuse myself today by wandering the road to see how much aruhe I could spot and saw this on my own property which I have not noticed before. I am hoping this is it, or it can be ID from this single photo. If not I will fern bash to get into it and get photos of the underside LOL
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Kiokio (Blechnum novae-zelandiae)Observer
tangatawhenuaDescription
Thought I would amuse myself today by wandering the road to see how much aruhe I could spot and saw this on my own property which I have not noticed before. I am hoping this is it, or it can be ID from this single photo. If not I will fern bash to get into it and get photos of the underside LOL
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Kererū (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae)Observer
chelsea118Description
2 Kereru spotted in back garden
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Kererū (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae)Observer
jacqui-nzDescription
Kereru on a nest in a coastal karaka. Three kereru were feeding in a kowhai above the karaka. Two flew to a nearby exotic tree for a few minutes, then one bird, (larger one on the right in the last image), flew down into the karaka. Could hear the bird making soft, regular 'oos', and found it on the nest. Thinking it was possibly the male on the nest. NZ Birds Online says 'In general, females incubate from late afternoon until mid-morning, when the male takes over.'
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Koromiko (Veronica stricta)Observer
bradley_curnowDescription
Growing in reserve next to Raglan harbour.
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Poroporo (Solanum laciniatum)Observer
alice_shanksDescription
Behind the Red Sheds, Oamaru port.
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