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Wairarapa Moana Wetland
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Wairarapa Moana Wetland
Wairarapa Moana Wetland
Department of Conservation, 2006
The whio or blue duck is only found in New Zealand. There are less that 3000 left in NZ, so everyone counts!
Tara Swan
PekaPeka Wetland, Hastings.
Matt Flower
Wetlands attract all sorts of bird life. The black swan raises its family here as it provides food and protection. This mother did a wonderful job of raising her young, all made it to adulthood. I have been quite attached to these birds so watching them grow up was lovely.
Tara Swan
I took this photo at the Pekapeka Wetlands, near to my hometown of Hastings, New Zealand. These wetlands have had a revamping in recent years.
Floyd Pepper
PekaPeka Wetland, Hastings.
Matt Flower
Wetland Photography 2015
Jayde Pickworth
The Takahe are found in the swamp/ marshlands of the South Island. They rely on the wetlands for food for themselves, and rely on the aquatic insects to feed their chicks.
Tara Swan
This is Pekapeka Swamp, south of Hastings, New Zealand. It is being restored back to its former glory by the local council who recognise its importance.
Rachel Hyde
Whangamarino Ramsar Site
Department of Conservation of New Zealand
Pekapeka Wetlands in Hastings, New Zealand.
Floyd Pepper
My photos are of the Wakapuaka Wildlife Reserve, a community conservation project and the connected estuary called Nelson Haven. The reserve has been established to recreate a unique wetland area on the outskirts on Nelson City. This beautiful Wetland area is separated from the Tasman Bay and the mountains of Kahurangi National Park by a 13km boulder bank stretching from Mackay Bluff to the Cut of Nelson Harbour. The people of Nelson are beginning to realise the importance of wetlands as an integral part of their natural environment. They hope by recreating wetlands it will help protect the haven, wider environment and the wildlife that inhabits these spaces.
Gracie Lewis

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