Peke atu ki ngā rauemi
Description

Name: Kingfisher

Suburb, Whakarongo

The close is named for kōtare, the kingfisher. A native bird of Aotearoa New Zealand, seen often on their elevated perches in this area. April 2023.

The aerial image is a derivative of the Palmerston North City Council online mapping Geographic Information System (GIS).

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi
research
Content type
Map/Plan
Date
2024
Tautuhi matihiko
2024M_IMCA-DigitalArchive_042775
Momo rauemi
Born Digital
E puritia ana ki
"IMCA Digital Archive"

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
Bird sculpture by Paul Dibble
Piwakawaka Lane, Name

Pūnaha whakarōpū

Ngā tūtohu
kingfisher,
kingfisher close,
kōtare,
native birds,
Tūtohu Hapori

Tuku kōrero mai mō te whakararu

Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
“Ihakara’s Big Bird” [Moa Bones]
Bird sculpture by Paul Dibble
Piwakawaka Lane, Name