kereru造句

• Kereru Geyser is probably independent of other springs on the fissure.
• The Kereru Discovery Project is a cooperative effort with kereru, the native wood pigeon.
• The Kereru Discovery Project is a cooperative effort with kereru, the native wood pigeon.
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• Possums have also been observed eating the eggs of nesting birds such as the kereru, kaka.
• For example, in New Zealand the moas were important browsers, as are the kereru and kokako today.
• His commissions include the Australia-New Zealand Memorial, Canberra, and the Kereru sculpture in Tawa village.
• The aviary is home to a wide range of forest birds such as tui, kereru, kakariki and bellbird.
• The islands may once have had a species of megapode ( based on early settler records ) and a subspecies of kereru.
• Kereru Geyser, about 2 m above Puarenga Stream, located at the head of a small apron of blackish sinter, erupts every few days or weeks, in a fan-shaped jet 15 m high.
• Other native plants include silver tree ferns, puriri trees whose red berries attract kereru ( native pigeon ), and the rangioroa plant ( bushman's friend due the soft underside of its broad leaf ).
• The yard is now a bus and car park, and a cycle / walk way runs along the western side of the line connecting Fendalton Road with Kereru Lane, which runs the length of the former yard.
• The indigenous wildlife at the sanctuary include bellbird, tui, kereru ( wood pigeon ), piwakawaka ( fantail ), ruru ( morepork, native owl ), pukeko ( swamp hen ), shining cuckoo ( migratory ) etc . Lizards-skink and gecko.
• The nest is lined with feathers, often from other species of birds . kereru . ( Rock wrens are such assiduous collectors of feathers that their nests have been checked for kakapo feathers, to determine if those endangered parrots are in the area . ) Around three eggs are laid in late spring and incubated for three weeks.