Birds of Aotearoa: A natural and cultural history
ORBELL, Margaret
Notes
The relationship existing in New Zealand between Maori and the extraordinary birds they found there. Ratites, diurnal birds of prey, parrots, wattlebirds, honeyeaters, pigeon, piopio, some little birds, cuckoos, owls, birds of the open country, rails, ducks, grebes, heron and bittern, shaps, birds of the shore, birds of the ocean, domestic fowl.Additional Notes
Owls, Ocean, Shore, Country, Diurnal, Parrots, Prey, Grebes, Ducks, Little, Honeyeaters, Cuckoos, Bittern, Ratites, Aotearoa, Shaps, Birds, Rails, Zealand, Found, Maori, Between, Extraordinary, Relationship, Fowl, Existing, Heron, Domestic, Pigeon, Wattlebirds, Piopio, Natural, Cultural, HistoryLibrarian's Miscellania
Edition:Collation: Physical description
Place of Publication: Auckland
| Location | edition | Bar Code | due date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Library | R21883 |
| Dewey: | 398.24 ORB NZ |
| ISBN: | 0790009099 9780790009094 |
| pub: | 2003 |