Birdlife is flocking back to the Collier-Dickson Reserve on Lake Rotorangi where South Taranaki Forest and Bird has undertaken extensive pest control. The project included shifting old shearers’ quarters, and turning them into a lodge for visitors. Thanks to the protection of ‘paternal’ trappers, a tomtit has also nested and successfully reared chicks in the eaves of the lodge.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 294, 1 November 1999, Page 43
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59Birdlife is flocking back to the Collier-Dickson Reserve on Lake Rotorangi where South Taranaki Forest and Bird has undertaken extensive pest control. The project included shifting old shearers’ quarters, and turning them into a lodge for visitors. Thanks to the protection of ‘paternal’ trappers, a tomtit has also nested and successfully reared chicks in the eaves of the lodge. Forest and Bird, Issue 294, 1 November 1999, Page 43
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