The March 2026 special issue of the Birds New Zealand scientific journal 'Notornis' has been published free-to-view online with a sole focus on the Tara Iti New Zealand Fairy Tern. This bumper special issue contains 14 papers and 8 short notes across 208 pages, illustrated with 61 colour photos and 90 maps, graphs and table. Together they provide a comprehensive summary of the history of Tara Iti and the ongoing and increasingly inventive attempts to ensure the survival of our rarest endemic breeding bird.
Individual papers can be downloaded here:
https://www.birdsnz.org.nz/society-publ ... lications/
Link to full issue:
https://www.birdsnz.org.nz/wp-content/u ... h-2026.pdf
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'Notornis' NZ Fairy Tern special issue published online
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