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Trampers walk along the Kepler track near Te Anau in teh South Island of New Zealand. Image by Bradley White
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Trampers walk along the Kepler track near Te Anau in teh South Island of New Zealand. Image by Bradley White

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  • Trampers walk along the Kepler track near Te Anau in teh South Island of New Zealand. Image by Bradley White
  • Beech forest along the Kepler Track near Rainbow Reach.
  • Over looking the Waiau River from the Kepler Track.
  • Mixed land use near Port Chalmers in the South Island.
  • Bonfire clearing branches on farmland overlooking the Otago Harbour.
  • Honey bee on Martinii a cultivar of mānukā. leptospermum scoparium
  • Honey bee on Martinii a cultivar of mānukā. leptospermum scoparium
  • Honey bee on Martinii a cultivar of mānukā. leptospermum scoparium
  • Taking cutting off a hebe (hebe drosmifolia) for an instructiona sheet.
  • Taking cutting off a hebe (hebe drosmifolia).
  • Taking cutting off a hebe (hebe drosmifolia).
  • Cuttings that have been potted at the Lincoln nursery.
  • Notes on all plants that have had cuttings and have been grown at the Lincoln nursery of the former DSiR are in writing and go back to the 1950's.
  • Mt Nicholas Station near Lake Wakatipu. New Zealand
  • Farmland on Mt Nicholas Station near Lake Wakatipu.
  • A horse has a play in a pond on Mt Nicholas Station in Otago.
  • A tractor prepares land for planting. South Island
  • A nymph of the New Zealand katydid or bush cricket, Caedicia simplex. Caedicia simplex is a New Zealand native insect in the grasshopper family Tettigoniidae. Insects in the Genus: Caedicia are commonly called Katydids. Caedicia simplex is also found in Australia. It has a length 42 mm including wings. The lifespan of a katydid is about a year, with full adulthood usually developing very late in the lifecycle.It is common in New Zealand gardens where it is well camouflaged on shrubs and plants because of its colour and leaf patterns on its wings. It feeds on foliage. It can jump or fly.
  • A bumble bee on the flower of Pachystegia insignis growing at the Lincoln site of Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research. Photograph by Bradley White
  • Tradescantia Leaf beetle on a plant in a research facility. Image by Bradley White
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