Ephemeral pond, Boggy Pond Reserve, Lake Wairarapa. The area is the habitat of the regionally uncommon plants such as the pillwort (Pilularia novae-zealandiae) and Pratia perpusilla; and temporary habitat for wading birds when water is shallow, including rare migratory species such as lesser yellowlegs and pectoral sandpiper, and the endemic wrybill.
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Forest and Bird, Volume 22, Issue 3, 1 August 1991, Page 49
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51Ephemeral pond, Boggy Pond Reserve, Lake Wairarapa. The area is the habitat of the regionally uncommon plants such as the pillwort (Pilularia novae-zealandiae) and Pratia perpusilla; and temporary habitat for wading birds when water is shallow, including rare migratory species such as lesser yellowlegs and pectoral sandpiper, and the endemic wrybill. Forest and Bird, Volume 22, Issue 3, 1 August 1991, Page 49
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