Kereru - Revision history

Hackademic at 07:38, 2 June 2010

2010-06-02T07:38:09Z

2008-03-22T02:06:21Z

2007-11-25T07:42:07Z

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2007-09-13T21:18:47Z

2007-08-18T21:09:34Z

Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae)

2007-08-18T21:07:12Z

Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae)

2007-08-17T09:33:44Z

Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae)

2007-08-17T09:33:06Z

Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa

2007-08-17T09:32:26Z

2007-08-17T09:31:20Z

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	Once an important food resource for Maori, the kereru, like all native birds, is these days protected and shows little fear of humans.		Once an important food resource for Maori, the kereru, like all native birds, is these days protected and shows little fear of humans.
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	[[Category:The environment]]		[[Category:The environment]]

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	== Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) ==		== Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) ==

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	Once an important food resource for Maori, the kereru, like all native birds, is these days protected and shows little fear of humans.		Once an important food resource for Maori, the kereru, like all native birds, is these days protected and shows little fear of humans.
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		+	[[Category:The environment]]

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	Kereru are the only seed disperser of large fruits of trees such as the karaka and taraire. The Department of Conservation suggests the disappearance of the kereru would be a disaster for native forest generation.		Kereru are the only seed disperser of large fruits of trees such as the karaka and taraire. The Department of Conservation suggests the disappearance of the kereru would be a disaster for native forest generation.
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		+	Once an important food resource for Maori, the kereru, like all native birds, is these days protected and shows little fear of humans.

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	Good populations still exist in Waiheke.		Good populations still exist in Waiheke.

−	Kereru are the only seed disperser of large fruits of trees such as the ~~Karaka~~ and ~~Taraire~~. ~~DOC suggest~~ the disappearance of the ~~Kereru~~ would be a disaster for native forest generation.	+	Kereru are the only seed disperser of large fruits of trees such as the karaka and taraire. The Department of Conservation suggests the disappearance of the kereru would be a disaster for native forest generation.

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 == Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) ==
-in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa
+In Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa
 Once abundant numbers have declined dramatically due to habitat loss and predators.
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 Good populations still exist in Waiheke.
-Kereru are the only seed disperser of large fruits of trees such as the Karaka and Taraire. DOC suggest the disappearance of the Kereru would be a disaster for native forest generation
+Kereru are the only seed disperser of large fruits of trees such as the Karaka and Taraire. DOC suggest the disappearance of the Kereru would be a disaster for native forest generation.

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 [[Image:Kereru.JPG|left]]
-== Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa ==
+== Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) ==
 Once abundant numbers have declined dramatically due to habitat loss and predators.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:32, 17 August 2007
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−	[[Image:Kereru.JPG\|left]] == Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa ==	+	[[Image:Kereru.JPG\|left]]
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		+	== Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa ==

	Once abundant numbers have declined dramatically due to habitat loss and predators.		Once abundant numbers have declined dramatically due to habitat loss and predators.

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−	[[Image:Kereru.JPG\|left]] Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa	+	[[Image:Kereru.JPG\|left]] == Kereru (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) in Māori it is the kererū, kūkū, or kukupa ==

	Once abundant numbers have declined dramatically due to habitat loss and predators.		Once abundant numbers have declined dramatically due to habitat loss and predators.