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Did You Know?
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"The first records of the birds in New Zealand are from 1975 on Lake Horowhenua, The Snares and near Te Anau."
Field Guide
Hoary-headed Grebe
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The Hoary-headed grebe or Taihoropī is a small, aquatic bird occasionally spotted in New Zealand waters. This compact swimmer is characterised by its dark grey body, distinctive head markings, and preference for open water habitats. It's an uncommon but intriguing visitor for Kiwi birdwatchers.
Distribution Map
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Diet



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