Breeding distribution of the endangered New Zealand dotterel has extended southward into Taranaki with the confirmation of breeding at the mouth of Pungaereere Stream just south of Cape Egmont. Nest scrape on the sand, and the successfully raised chick, are photographed by David Medway, a former chair of North Taranaki Forest and Bird.
DAVID MEDWAY
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Forest and Bird, Issue 292, 1 May 1999, Page 7
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55Breeding distribution of the endangered New Zealand dotterel has extended southward into Taranaki with the confirmation of breeding at the mouth of Pungaereere Stream just south of Cape Egmont. Nest scrape on the sand, and the successfully raised chick, are photographed by David Medway, a former chair of North Taranaki Forest and Bird. DAVID MEDWAY Forest and Bird, Issue 292, 1 May 1999, Page 7
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