Shags
An ice age Shag
Otago University's Dr Nic Rawlence talked to Bryan says about the impact of climate change and human contact. Audio
Kawau paka
Silent except at nesting colonies and during courtship, the little shag's greeting call is used when approaching the nest to change over or to bring food. Audio
Kawau tūi
Listen to the little black shag, a gregarious species that forage co-operatively, herding and encircling shoals of small fish. Audio
Human hunting and Stewart Island Shags
Hunting by Maori had very different effects on the Stewart Island and Otago populations of Stewart Island shags. Audio
Human hunting and Stewart Island Shags
Hunting by Maori had very different effects on the Stewart Island and Otago populations of Stewart Island shags.
AudioThe Spotted Shag
On the hunt for the spotted shag. With bird expert Hugh Robertson. Audio
Karuhiruhi
Listen to the pied shag, that are generally silent away from nesting colonies, but quite vocal at colonies during pair formation, nest building and when one of a pair returns to nest during… Audio
Spotted Shags at Tata Beach
Spotted shags gather at a Golden Bay beach in large numbers at dawn to bathe, and to swallow and regurgitate stones Audio
Spotted Shags at Tata Beach
Spotted shags gather at a Golden Bay beach in large numbers at dawn to bathe, and to swallow and regurgitate stones
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