Mobile Menu Open Mobile Menu Close

Distribution and habitat use by New Zealand pipits (Anthus n. novaeseelandiae) on the Volcanic Plateau

  • Publication Type

    Journal Article

  • Publication Year

    2009

  • Author(s)

    A.J. Beauchamp

  • Journal Name

    Notornis

  • Volume, Issue

    56, 4

  • Pagination

    183-189

  • Article Type

    Paper

Keywords

Anthus n. novaeseelandiae; New Zealand pipit; survey


Distribution and habitat use by New Zealand pipits (Anthus n. novaeseelandiae) on the Volcanic Plateau

Notornis, 56 (4), 183-189

A.J. Beauchamp (2009)

Article Type: Paper

Attachment


Download

The distribution and habitat use of New Zealand pipits (Anthus n. novaeseelandiae) in Tongariro National Park on the volcanic plateau of the North I was assessed in Nov 1998 and Mar 1999. Pipits were found at 13 of 22 sites. Surveys between Nov 1998 and Oct 2009 found pipits present all year at Lake Te Whaiau, Mangatepopo Road and Waipakihi Road. Pipits were also seen along the road through the wetland at Erua in winter and summer. At Lake Te Whaiua, pipit presence and use of habitats differed seasonally. The average maximum flock size in summer was 9.7 (se = 1.05, n = 11). Maximum roadside counts outside of the flocking period were 1.13 pipits km-