wrybill

Friday, December 24, 2010

Found a flock of 204 birds- but only five juveniles in the flock. Birds on the Greenpark Sands

Posted by Peter Langlands at 4:02 PM

Key zones for wrybills at Lake Ellesmere

The attached Google map shows two zones (in white) that are critically important feeding sites for our threatened wrybill- both these sites ...
wrybill sex ratios

There is some concern that as male wrybills sit on the nest during low light periods ( dawn and dusk) and through the night, and females on ...
Outstanding photos of wrybill at Manawatu estuary-

An important feeding location for migrating wrybills in Autumn and Spring (PAL) "Here are some photos from the Manawatu Est in March if...
“Our endemic braided river wildlife- survival in the balance”

“Our endemic braided river wildlife- survival in the balance” -Wrybill a case study Peter Langlands Braided rivers are undoubtedly one of th...
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Colour banding- allowing an insight into the lives of wrybill
Wrybill- cover story

Latest issue of Forest and Bird Magazine
Don't look at me I'm a stone !!
Juvenile wrybill at Greenpark Sands
Rangitata floods

River flows during the wrybill monitoring season 2010- fortunately about 70% of the breeding effort was completed prior to the floods