Acoustic recorders for detection of cryptic avifauna: A trial of two coastal wetlands in the Waikato region
TR 2016/06
Report: TR 2016/06
Author: P Stewart (Red Admiral Ecology)
About this report
Red Admiral Ecology was contracted by Waikato Regional Council to develop a protocol for surveying the distribution of wetland avifauna species in the region.
This report describes Proof of Concept work, was carried out by assessing species at two wetlands:
- Toreparu Wetland - An intact coastal wetland in the western Waikato.
- Waikawau Wetland - A fragmented mosaic of wetland habitats on the Coromandel Peninsula, with a history of predator control and community observer monitoring.
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Contents | |
1 | Introduction |
1.1 | Objectives |
1.2 | Brief background |
2 | Methods |
2.2 | Data analysis |
3 | Results |
3.1 | Distribution of threatened species |
3.1.1 | Fernbird |
3.1.2 | Spotless crake |
3.2 | Toreparu Wetland bittern count |
3.3 | Toreparu Wetland bittern activity levels |
3.4 | Waikawau Wetland bittern count |
3.5 | Waikawau Wetland bittern activity levels |
4 | Discussion |
5 | Recommendations |
References |
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