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Report a Bird Sighting

Have you seen kaka swooping by the Beehive? Or do you have a hihi (stitchbird) in your backyard? You can help us to track the range of our feathered friends by reporting your bird sightings. Reports are used by Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Forest & Bird, and Department of Conservation researchers. All personal information will be kept in confidence and will be used only for contacting you for more information about the sighting.

To report a sighting:

Do you have a photograph?

Please indicate in the comments section if you have a photograph of the bird(s). We may contact you to request a copy.

Bird Sighting Form

Your Name:  
Your Email:  
Your Phone: Optional
Your Address: Optional
Bird Species:











Clicking on the species name will take you to the NZ Birds website to help you confirm the bird's identity. If you think it is another species, these websites may help with identification:

Please tick to record how many birds were sighted. If more than 5 birds were recorded, please include the additional sightings in the comments field at the end of the form. Enter the legbands and sex of the bird(s), if they were recorded.

Birds
Left Leg Bands
Right Leg Bands
Sex
Bird 1
Bird 2
Bird 3
Bird 4
Bird 5
Date sighted: Day, Month, Year of sighting.
Time sighted: Time of sighting.
Suburb Seen:

Please select in which Wellington suburb the sighting was made. If the sighting was made outside of Wellington, please choose "Other" and describe the location below.

Further location information: Additional information about the location site, such as street, park, or non-Wellington region.
Environment: Describe the habitat and weather.
Behaviour: Describe what the bird was doing (e.g., flying, feeding, roosting).
Comments and Notes:
Are you are a real human? [spam reduction test]
Enter the code shown in the image:

Thank you for taking the time to increase our knowledge about our resident birds.

 

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