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Peter Nixon at the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit
Peter Nixon has been involved in administrative tasks including logistics support and liaison with...
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Uploaded on Oct 26, 2011
Ian Armitage at Oiled Wildlife Response Unit.
Ian Armitage was part of the National Oiled Wildlife Response Unit through the Massey University. He...
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Uploaded on Oct 26, 2011
A pied shag in the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit
A Little Blue Penguin at the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit
Our Seabird Conservation Advocate, Karen Baird, talks to media.
NZ Dotterel expert, John Dowding, examines one of the NZ Dotteral that have been pre-emptively caught
NZ Dotterel at the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit
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Forest & Bird's Seabird Conservation Advocate, Karen Baird identifies a bird at the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit. Photo: Kim Westerskov
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Uploaded on Oct 13, 2011
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Forest & Bird's Seabird Conservation Advocate, Karen Baird identifies a bird at the Oiled Wildlife Response Unit. Photo: Kim Westerskov
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Uploaded on Oct 13, 2011
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Central North Island Field Officer, Al Fleming inspects a dead bird. Photo: Kim Westerskov
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Uploaded on Oct 13, 2011
FurSeal_AroonThaew (6)
Fur seals are currently moulting and hauling out on headlands, islands, islets and beaches throughout the Bay of Plenty region.
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Uploaded on Oct 10, 2011
White-faced storm petrel_Hadoram Shirihai (2)
White-faced storm petrels feed on the surface of the water, picking up plankton, and they could come...
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Uploaded on Oct 10, 2011
Diving petrel_Adrian Lambrechts
Diving petrels nest on Karewa, Motunau and Rabbit Islands in the Bay of Plenty and feed by diving...
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Uploaded on Oct 10, 2011
VariableOystercatcher_CraigMckenzie
Shore birds such as NZ dotterels, oyster catchers and white fronted terns are starting to nest on...
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Uploaded on Oct 10, 2011
Dotterel_TomMarshall
Shore birds such as NZ dotterels, oyster catchers and white fronted terns are starting to nest on...
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Uploaded on Oct 10, 2011
