Mar 13, 2009 / Windy Hill, Great Barrier Island / North Island Robin (Toutouwai)

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50 robins were captured and housed on March 10th or March 11th and then transferred off the island on the 12th. 50 birds were captures - 30 males and 20 females, of which 31 were adults and 19 were juveniles. 25 were taken to Windy Hill. On March 13th, 2 males were relased in the morning for 2 established females. 18 birds were released later. The remaining 5 birds were released on the 14th.
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Jessica Beltran