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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24685, 14 August 1941, Page 11

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A sudden and fierce snowstorm probably killed at least a dozen birds found lying on the ground, reported Mr N. P. Gibson, official ranger, to the Egmont National Park Board a t a quarterly meeting of the board recently. Mr Gibson said the birds were found on the upper reaches of the bush and between the >' Waiwakalho and Kaiana Rivers. were four whiteheads. three riflemen, two grey warblers, two bellbirds,'two blackbirds, and a tul.