Native plants and bush scenes across New Zealand

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Title

Native plants and bush scenes across New Zealand

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Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

Photographs taken by Dylan Owen between January and May 2017 of native plants and bush scenes across New Zealand. Shows epiphytes, nikau palms, kiekie and king ferns and locations comprise: Māhia, Mokau Peninsula, Horowhenua (Kimberley Reserve), Tauwhare, Tongaporutu, Wairarapa (Ruakokoputuna River) and Wairoa. Title Supplied by Library. Arrangement: Images were delivered to the Library in a folder titled: “January - July 2017\Bush January – July 2017”. Quantity: 16 digital photograph(s).

Format

Image

Date created

January-May 2017

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/45622249

Locations

Māhia / Horowhenua District / Wairoa / Tauwhare / Tongapōrutu / Wairarapa

Related subjects

Plants / New Zealand / Endemic plants / Māhia / Horowhenua District / Wairoa / Tauwhare / Tongapōrutu / Wairarapa

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