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Firstly Paul, there is a need to identify the pigeon you have seen. Go on line to find out more about them, Maybe an Email to DOC The NZ native pigeon is a very large bird with a distinctive white chest. They are one of the few birds Large enough to consume the large Tawa tree berries, thus helping to spread our native trees There are many species of trees with white flowers a native pigeon will eat on any berry available to them .I have produced a number of videos about this bird you can look at.

It reads like you have a piece of land that,s ideal to build a bird bush habitat. For the most part my past videos cover many of the things that you will face in doing so. Take a look at the places around you, that will give some idea what to do. By the way In spring Rewarewa produce a lot of nectar.

Great, I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you find your perfect tree!

Yes the country has a wide range of choices.

Now that you have learned a lot, why not plant a tree?

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That's the idea, to give you inspiration to create a haven for native birds!

I am so pleased you find it useful. Remember to watch other videos on my channel.

You’re welcome, I hope your garden thrives!

I'm glad the info on pests was useful. I hope you find a native tree you love that can thrive in your garden.

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So many natives are salt tolerant! Shiney leaf caprosma- repens, also called mirror-leaf, flax, there is a swamp ribbonwood which likes salt Marsh, cabbage tree, nikau, rengarenga,the psuodopanax seems to love growing along the coast. karo, carokia

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Thanks for the feedback. It is important that people choose the right species to plant in their gardens, what I have shown you today, if done carefully is, I believe, a good choice.

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I see you have been researching for some time. I have put out many educational videos on how to do this or that. These could be useful to you. I hope so. I made many mistakes. Looking at these videos I'm sure you will avoid many of the disappointments I have experienced. One particular Podocarp I found easy to grow was Totora Grown up through a nurse crop of either broom, Blackberry or Tree Lucerne just any plant that grows quickly just make sure that the tip of your Totora has light. In fact any trees you select you will need to make sure the main stem has light and watering during the summer months. Let me know if this works for you. Regards, Joe.

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My videos are there to encourage individuals to join in and be a part of New Zealand's efforts in returning our native forests and native bird life to what they were when I was a boy. Please like and subscribe.

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I'm beginning to amaze myself. It is really coming on nicely I find after finishing my mahi I go for a walk in the completed areas. I am so pleased, so relaxed, so contented. Maybe you will join me one day.

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Yes, I am so pleased after thirty of mahi I feel so good with the results.

This forest is now thirty years of age. consisting of over one hundred species. A place to walk in even in the rain. Some people walk in the rain while others get wet. Please subscribe.

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There are a number or Kiwi's involved in restoring our nature forest projects throughout NZ. Not nearly enough I'm afraid, please subscribe and spread the word.

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Most Ponga species will sprout when replanted in a shaded site there is a need to never let your ponga dry out.

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