Photo: Wildlife Branch, Dept, of Internal Affairs. Otamatou Rock. A rocky promontory used as a nesting ground by red-billed gulls and white-fronted terns. Owing to interference by people from the adjacent camping ground the area was declared a wildlife sanctuary and access denied during the breeding season.
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Forest and Bird, Issue 147, 1 February 1963, Page 6
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47Photo: Wildlife Branch, Dept, of Internal Affairs. Otamatou Rock. A rocky promontory used as a nesting ground by red-billed gulls and white-fronted terns. Owing to interference by people from the adjacent camping ground the area was declared a wildlife sanctuary and access denied during the breeding season. Forest and Bird, Issue 147, 1 February 1963, Page 6
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