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005			20211122170131.0
008			210805s2021 nz 000 0 eng d
020			_a9781988550251 _qHardback
020			_a1988550254
035			_a(OCoLC)1282480755 _z(OCoLC)1270975863 _z(OCoLC)1282433901 _z(OCoLC)1282494166 _z(OCoLC)1282529404
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100			_aWilson, Kerry-Jayne, _938190 _eauthor.
245	1	0	_aNew Zealand Seabirds: A natural history / _cKerry-Jayne Wilson.
260			_aNelson : _bPotton & Burton , _c2021.
300			_a140 p. ; _c260 x 210mm
500			_aHardback.
520			_aNew Zealand is the seabird capital of the world - no other country has so many species of breeding seabirds, while about a third of them are only found here. Despite this, many New Zealanders have little awareness of them, or know of the remarkable life histories that enable them to tackle the considerable challenges of a life divided between land and ocean. This book, the first to be written specifically about our seabirds, describes the different groups of seabirds, where in New Zealand they occur, their breeding biology, foods and foraging behaviours, the conservation threats they face, and the vast distances they often travel to feed and breed. 'New Zealand's Seabirds' will open your eyes to the unknown worlds of better-known seabirds such as albatrosses and penguins, as well as the equally fascinating lives of such birds as shearwaters, petrels and prions. Written using non-technical language by ornithologist Kerry-Jayne Wilson, this book is an essential companion for anyone who appreciates the wildlife of our coastlines and the oceans beyond.
650		0	_920638 _aBirds.
650		0	_928987 _aBirds _xIdentification. _zNew Zealand
650		0	_930565 _aBirds _zNew Zealand.
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948			_hHELD BY NZWMT - 5 OTHER HOLDINGS