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Sparrow

Photograph by Alan Tennyson.
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Spotted dove

Photograph by JJ Harrison. Creative Commons.
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Spur-winged plover

Photograph by JJ Harrison. Creative Commons.
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Starling

Photograph by Dick Veitch. Crown Copyright 1979, Department of Conservation.
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Subantarctic little shearwater

Image by John Gerrard Keulemans, public domain
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Subantarctic snipe (subantarctic-snipe)

Photograph by Colin Miskelly. NZ Birds Online.
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Sulphur-crested cockatoo

Photo by Dick Daniels, Creative Commons
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Taiko (Westland petrel)

Photograph by Colin Miskelly. NZ Birds Online.
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Takahikare-moana (White-faced storm petrel)

Photo by JJ Harrison, Creative Commons
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Takahē

Photograph is Crown Copyright. Department of Conservation.
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Tara (white-fronted tern)

Photograph by Adam Mark Lenny. Creative Commons.
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Tara iti (fairy tern)

Photograph by JJ Harrison. Creative Commons.
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Tarapirohe (black-fronted tern)

Photograph by Rod Morris. Crown Copyright 1982, Department of Conservation.
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Tarānui (Caspian tern)

Photograph by Peter Morrison. Crown Copyright 1960, Department of Conservation.
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Tarāpuka (Black-billed gull)

Photograph by Paul Davey.
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Tarāpunga (red-billed gull)

Photograph by Tony Wills.
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Tauhou (silvereye)

Photograph by Niels Huibers.
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Tawaki (Fiordland crested penguin)

Photo by Alan Tennyson
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Te Ata Kōrihi (the dawn chorus)

The sound of dawn in the forests, bushes and parks of New Zealand.
Terek sandpiper

Photo by Alpsdake, Creative Commons
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