Bellbirds/Korimako in Canterbury

Anthornis melanura

Landcare Research at Lincoln, in association with Christchurch City Council and Canterbury University, is conducting studies on the distribution and habitat needs of bellbirds (korimako) in and around Christchurch, and throughout Mid- to North Canterbury. We hope that this information will contribute to improvements in their habitat, range and survival.

BELLBIRD INFORMATION/IDENTIFICATION

Find out about bellbird appearance, song, distribution, breeding and feeding

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Introduction: Bellbirds in the Canterbury landscape

Bellbird breeding habitat in Port Hills

Colour-banding to determine bellbird movements and range

Song recording for field identification

HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVED?

Bellbird & kererū observations (also other native birds). Observation reporting form and see results maps

Bellbird & kererū observation calendars: plus results maps from 2002 bellbird calendars.

What to plant in your garden for native birds PDF file 98KB

USEFUL LINKS

Port Hills restoration and volunteer programme

Landcare Research study: Tui and kereru in the Waikato

Contact

Colin MeurkColin Meurk EmailSend email to Colin Meurk

Landcare Research
P.O. Box 40
Lincoln 7640

Phone: 03 321 9999
DDI: 03 321 9740
Fax: 03 321 9998


Bellbirds

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