Listening dates for this year are: 16 May – 3 June 2025 14 June – 3 July 2025 As per previous years, use the Kiwi Listening App – Kiwi Coast to record all the required information while you listen at your site. Additional features include on-the-spot date and time stamps and automatic GPS location recording. You can […]
Listening dates for this year are: 16 May – 3 June 2025 14 June – 3 July 2025 As per previous years, use the Kiwi Listening App – Kiwi Coast to record all the required information while you listen at your site. Additional features include on-the-spot date and time stamps and automatic GPS location recording. You can […]
The New Zealand Garden Bird Survey is on again – and we’d love our community to get involved. Run by Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research and supported by Birds New Zealand, this nationwide citizen science project has been running since 2007. It helps track the health of both native and introduced garden birds, providing valuable […]
Nationwide synchronised counts of male bittern booming. Matuku-hurepo | Australasian Bittern are a highly mobile species capable of traveling from region to region - which means that you could count one in your wetland one day and the same Bittern could be counted again in another place the next day. The population of Matuku here […]
Nationwide synchronised counts of male bittern booming. Matuku-hurepo | Australasian Bittern are a highly mobile species capable of traveling from region to region - which means that you could count one in your wetland one day and the same Bittern could be counted again in another place the next day. The population of Matuku here […]
Nationwide synchronised counts of male bittern booming. Matuku-hurepo | Australasian Bittern are a highly mobile species capable of traveling from region to region - which means that you could count one in your wetland one day and the same Bittern could be counted again in another place the next day. The population of Matuku here […]
This February, we’re going out on the peninsula to do a Pāteke count! Pāteke/Brown Teal are a dabbling duck that are endemic to Aotearoa, New Zealand. Since 1988, they’ve been suffering from an ongoing decline in numbers due to predators and habitat changes. However, in areas where predator control is prioritised, their numbers have been […]