Wild-born whio are a cause for celebration in the Abel Tasman National Park – Motueka Guardian

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26 January 2022. The first sighting of wild-born blue duck/whio ducklings in the Abel Tasman National Park is a cause for celebration for everyone involved in bringing these special manu back to the park.  

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Whio/blue duck in the Abel Tasman National Park Image: Ruth Bollongino/Fern Photos

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