Top: The yellow-eyed penguin — hoiho — is not only running out of room to live, but also food. However the fledgling Waitaki branch has adopted a practical approach to the problem. Using $300 from our penguin fund, the branch has brought a Para swimming pool where the starved birds are nursed back to health. This yellow-eyed was photographed on Bushey Beach. Photo: Earle Norris
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Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 3, 1 August 1986, Page 32
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63Top: The yellow-eyed penguin — hoiho — is not only running out of room to live, but also food. However the fledgling Waitaki branch has adopted a practical approach to the problem. Using $300 from our penguin fund, the branch has brought a Para swimming pool where the starved birds are nursed back to health. This yellow-eyed was photographed on Bushey Beach. Photo: Earle Norris Forest and Bird, Volume 17, Issue 3, 1 August 1986, Page 32
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