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Welcome to Backyard Kiwi!
WHLF are delighted to welcome you to Backyard Kiwi, a community awareness conservation project.
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Kiwi Visits Schools Before Heading Into the Bush
We have successfully released two more kiwi into the Heads in the past month. “Te Rata” was caught on Limestone Island by ranger Ben Barr who heard him calling nearby while he was cooking tea. Ben snuck out and nabbed him. He was released by a good crowd of locals at Zac Smith’s place on the south
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Good Kiwi News as a “Wild Girl” Shows Up
Two more kiwi released at the Heads and a wild girl turns up...
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Charlie Finds a Home
Landcare group member Ngaire Tyson sent us this report on our latest kiwi release:
“It was a stunning Sunday afternoon when we piled all the kids into the car and headed down the hill to Whangarei Heads for the kiwi release at McLeod Bay. We were all very excited about getting to see a kiwi live,
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Trapping For Success - 13th November
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Waka Joins Dad of the Year
In celebration of Conservation Week 2010, a new kiwi chick was released...
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Visitors to Whangarei Heads
Thinking of visiting? Find out how you can be kiwi-safe.
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Tracking kiwi
Find out how we keep track of Whangarei Heads kiwi in their natural habitat.
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Lamberts 4th chick this spring/summer
Lambert produces seven chicks in two years!
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Predator Trapping
Stoats are public enemy number 1 for kiwi chicks. Find out how we can control them.
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Listening Evening - April 10th
Have you heard a kiwi? Find out how you can attend a listening evening
I heard a kiwi... from my backyard
Whangarei Heads has a lot more kiwi than you might think. Through this site we would like to introduce
you to some of them, tell a few stories about how we're looking after them, and hear about your experiences with
our favourite bird.