Newsletter – Issue 2 – February 2010

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  • Predator-proof fence update
  • Migration studies
  • Friends of the Hutton’s shearwater
  • Returning birds
  • A dawn blessing for the fence
  • Hutton’s history with Geoff Harrow
  • Wild colony management

Saving our shearwaters – Environment Canterbury – December 2009

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The Hutton’s shearwater/Kaikoura titi is a nationally endangered species of seabird that breeds only in two locations high in the Kaikoura mountains. Fortunately, it now has some serious backing from the local community.

Newsletter – Issue 1 – August 2009

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  • 45 years of discovery and commitment
  • Predator-proof fence
  • Become a Friend of Hutton’s shearwater
  • Austen Deans print
  • 2008/09 breeding season
  • Did you know?

 

Another chance for Hutton’s shearwater – The Wrybill – June 2009

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What a flight of discovery I have had over the past 45 years studying Hutton’s shearwater (Puffinus huttoni), known as the Kaikoura titi or pakaha to Ngai Tahu, or simply muttonbird to most New Zealanders. Birds had always interested me having joined the New Zealand Forest and Bird Protection Society in 1936 as a 10 year old, but it has been this particular seabird species that has resulted in my lifelong quest to ensure their preservation. Geoff Harrow, Trust Patron.