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Grant
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Registered: February 2007
Location: Lincoln, Canterbury, NZ
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ATO2
Severe Gale
Registered: June 2007
Location: New Plymouth
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It is the native wood pigeon, much favoured by the Maori. They are protected and New Plymouth has many of them around where I live. They gorge themselves on fruit and drupes. They have adapted to eating garden plantings well. This one is perched on the guava tree which is alongside a ladies finger banana. If you look at the left leaf of the banana you can see browning where a momentary frosting has affected it. taken 20 June, 2006.
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