(LEFT) On the west sheltered side of the road, opposite, specimen of N.Z. Flax (Phormium tenax) with flower stalk 12ft. high. Both these species supply nectar for the honey-eating birds, tuis and waxeyes.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 88, 1 May 1948, Page 11
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33(LEFT) On the west sheltered side of the road, opposite, specimen of N.Z. Flax (Phormium tenax) with flower stalk 12ft. high. Both these species supply nectar for the honey-eating birds, tuis and waxeyes. Forest and Bird, Issue 88, 1 May 1948, Page 11
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