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New Zealand Birds: 24 Col. Illus. of Forest-inhabiting Birds
Rifleman. Titipounamu. chloris On branch of cherry-beech (Nothofagus menxiesii
). (Plate 11) The rifleman is the smallest bird in New Zealand, the total length
being only three inches. It is plentiful in beech forest in the southern half of the
North ...
Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand, R. A. Falla, 1948
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Catalogue of the Birds of New Zealand with Diagnoses of the ...
18. AGANTHISITTA CHLORIS. Sparrm. C.M. Creeper. Titipounamu. ABOVE,
green, tinged with brown on the forehead; wing feathers, dark brown edged with
green, yellowish at base; white line over the eye ; below, white, tinged with yellow
on ...
Frederick Wollaston Hutton, 1871
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Mountain Bike Use on Shared Tracks: User Survey and ...
... Blackbird (T urdus merula memla) Silvereye - Tauhou (Zosterops Iateralis
Iateralis) Riflernen - Titipounamu (Acanzhisitta chloris) Weka - Weka (Gallirallus
australis) There are also numerous birds in the estuaries, wetlands, scrublands.
Pict.
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New Boots in New Zealand: Nine Great Walks, Three Islands ...
... the calls and often find a few curious chaps whizzing along the path beside me.
They're cheerfully patient, stopping on overhanging branches while I catch up. A
common companion is the rifleman, or titipounamu (both names referring to its ...
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New Zealand Wildlife: A Visitor's Guide
Even smaller, at only 8cm in length and weighing just 6-7g, is the rifleman or
titipounamu (Acanthisitta Moris). The male is bright yellow-green above and pale
below with a white eyebrow and a very sharp upwardly curved beak. The female
is ...
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International Wildlife Encyclopedia: Index volume
... 2697 Masked 19: 2696, 2697, 2697 see also Squirrel monkey Titipou see
Rifleman Titipounamu see Rifleman Titmouse see Tit Tityra 4: 543-544 Masked 4
: 544 Tityra semifasciata 4: 544 Tmetothylacus tenellus 14: 1965 Toad 7: 903,
905; ...
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Tramping in New Zealand
The rifleman (titipounamu) is New Zealand's smallest bird and a member of the
New Zealand wren family. It is found throughout the South Island, especially in
mountainous beech forests, the Barrier Islands, and in forests south of Te Aroha
on ...
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Another very highly pitched note was that of what I assume to be a young bush-
wren or rifleman (titipounamu — Acanthidositta chloris). It was the only bird of the
kind I saw, and it sat on a vine a couple of yards away, uttering the very faint, ...
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Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
2 Acanthisitta chloriB, Creeper, Titipounamu. 2 Orthonyx ochrocephala, Canary
or Yellow Head, Popokatea. 2 Petroica albifrons, Wood Robin. 2 Certhiparus
nova-zealandise, Brown Creeper, Toitoi. 2 Rhipidura tristis, Black Fantail, ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1874
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Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
These birds, which are becoming very rare, live entirely on insects; also
Acanthisitta, Rifleman (Titipounamu), which I saw from early morning until late at
night, climbing up and down trees and branches investigating every crevice for
insects.
New Zealand Institute, 1886
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Kia ora: Waipukurau
Wildlife: The endangered bittern has an enclave on the banks of Lake Hatuma (formerly Whatuma) or look out for titipounamu (rifleman) at A'Deanes Bush. «New Zealand Herald, Feb 15»
Tiritiri Matangi: Little piece of bird heaven
We saw stitchbirds, or hihi, which poetically translates to "flash of sunshine", rifleman, (or titipounamu, "little piece of jade"), brown teal (pateke) and of course the ... «New Zealand Herald, Nov 12»
Bush birds for the sharp-eyed
Among the bush birds only a few people might know are two small species: brown creeper/pipipi and rifleman/titipounamu. The ecosanctuary is a great place to ... «Otago Daily Times, Oct 12»
