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North Island Robin (Toutouwai) : Resources

In addition to the data that has been collected in database, several types of additional resources are available. If you would like to add a new resource for a species, contact us. We accept photographs, audio (bird songs/calls), video, non-copyrighted documents, and website links. To add a resource you must have the proprietary rights to that resource or it must be public domain.

Images

• Robin Photo by Tim Lovegrove, 2009

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• Robin at Nest Photo from Tim Lovegrove, 2009

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• Tawharanui Wetland Restoration Photo from Tim Lovegrove, 2009

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• Tawharanui Fence Photo from Tim Lovegrove, 2009

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• North Island Robin Main Image

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Multimedia

Documents

Links

• Ark in the Park website Website of Ark in the Park sanctuary, Waitakere Ranges, West Auckland, New Zealand. Several North Island Robins were translocated here.

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• North Island Robin [source reference]

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Reference Sources

• Title:	NZ Topo Online	entered by Amanda Spratt
  Authors:
  Publisher:	Land Information New Zealand
  Year:	2003
  Volume:
  Pages:
  Location:	http://www.nztopoonline.linz.govt.nz/
  Type:	Government/organization website

• Title:	Personal Communication (Email)	entered by Amanda Spratt
  Authors:	Adams, Lynn
  Publisher:
  Year:	2004
  Volume:
  Pages:
  Location:
  Type:	Personal communication

• Title:	Effects of familiarity on the outcome of translocations, II: A test using New Zealand robins	entered by Amanda Spratt
  Authors:	Armstrong, Doug P.
  Publisher:	Biological Conservation
  Year:	1995
  Volume:	71
  Pages:	281-288
  Location:
  Type:	Peer-reviewed article

• Title:	Effects of familiarity on the outcome of translocations, I. A test using saddlebacks Philesturnus Carunculatus Rufusater	entered by Amanda Spratt
  Authors:	Armstrong, Doug P. and Craig, John L.
  Publisher:	Biological Conservation
  Year:	1995
  Volume:	71
  Pages:	133-141
  Location:
  Type:	Peer-reviewed article