Identificaciones de tbay
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Chorlito Maorí (Anarhynchus obscurus)Observ.
tony_willsDescripción
Apparently nesting, but endangered by trucks, motorbikes, people and dogs in the area.
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Chorlito Maorí (Anarhynchus obscurus)Observ.
candlerDescripción
Several pairs of dotterels as well as two juveniles were present on the beach.
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Chorlitejo de Dos Bandas (Anarhynchus bicinctus)Observ.
tony_willsDescripción
Apparently nesting, but endangered by trucks, motorbikes, people and dogs in the area.
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Zoysia minimaObserv.
mattwardDescripción
quite happy atop a spur. Not sure if these had been noted before.. @tbay
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Margarita Semilla de Hueso (Osteospermum moniliferum)Observ.
tony_willsDescripción
Common weed?, not sure what it is. (see also http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/961911)
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Observ.
pjd1Descripción
Common shrub and small tree on island - usually secondarily dominant in Plagianthus forest understorey with kawakawa (Piper excelsum subsp. excelsum) and hoho (Pseudopanax chathamicus). Species just starting to flower. Known on the islands as 'mahoe'.
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pjd1Descripción
Male specimen. Images of an unnamed Muehlenbeckia endemic to the Chatham Islands which is allied to M. australis (see http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/1826467). Also image showing extent of Muehlenbeckia vineland around Thinornis Bay
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pjd1Descripción
One of a number of birds seen whilst traversing the island.
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pjd1Descripción
Relatively frequently seen - but not many birds, just very friendly and so following you when walking at a botanical pace, so often seen. Always seen in pairs.
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pjd1Descripción
Common (and easily caught - this one destined for evening meal) off rock shore platform.
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Conchita de Las Chatham (Coenocorypha pusilla)Observ.
pjd1Descripción
Abundant. Commonly seen at dusk and throughout the night but very difficult to photograph with 'generic happy snappy camera'.
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Observ.
pjd1Descripción
Male plant and flowers. Images of an unnamed species allied to M. australis but endemic to the Chatham Islands group (see also http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/1826467 and http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/1826473).
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pjd1Descripción
One of a pair that keeps you company as you walk the forested portion of this track.
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Observ.
pjd1Descripción
Several large plants growing within heavily petrel / prion burrowed ground near main access track to landing. These plants appeared at this site about five years ago. Another population occurs at the southern end of the Landing Bay. The race of L. featherstonii on Rangatira is much larger than the race I have seen at Kaiangaroa Point (Rekohu (Chatham Island)) and at Western Reef (see http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/1436441).
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Prión Pico Ancho (Pachyptila vittata)Observ.
pjd1Descripción
Another brown skua (Catharacta antarctica) kill (see http://naturewatch.org.nz/observations/1827166). Broad Billed Prion at the time of my visit were still in the process of cleaning our burrows and prospecting.
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