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Black-backed gull banding

December 17, 2017 Posted by Kiwi Conservation Club

Families from Marlborough KCC  joined local bird expert, Mike Bell, to help band black-backed gull chicks nesting on the Wairau River bed. Video is by Lennox (age 13).

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