New Zealand Black Robin (Chatham Island Black Robin or Chatham Islands Robin) : 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
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New Zealand black robin
by Frances Schmechel. From Wikipedia commons01/11/11
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Multimedia
Documents
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The Black Robin
[source reference]03/30/08
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Reference Sources
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Title: Traveljournals.net entered by Amanda Spratt Authors: Publisher: Year: 2004 Volume: Pages: Location: http://www.traveljournals.net/explore/ Type: Commercial website -
Title: The Black Robin: Saving the world's most endangered bird entered by Amanda Spratt Authors: Butler, David and Don Merton Publisher: Oxford University Press Year: 1992 Volume: Pages: 61-77;280;21;244 Location: Melbourne Type: Book/chapter in book -
Title: Interisland Transfers of New Zealand Black Robins entered by Amanda Spratt Authors: Flack, J.A. Douglas Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press Year: 1977 Volume: Pages: 365-372 Location: Temple, SA. Endangered birds: Management techniques for preserving threatened species. Madison Type: Book/chapter in book -
Title: Black Robin Recovery Plan 2001-2011 entered by Amanda Spratt Authors: New Zealand Department of Conservation Publisher: Departement of Conservation New Zealand Year: 2001 Volume: Pages: Location: Threatened Species Recovery Plan 40 Type: Govt/NGO report