The weather has been perfect for a spot of epiphyting, here are some shots from a recent trip to the Hunua ranges. All rights reserved on images.
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Kirsty Myron
18/11/2015 05:43:10 am
Great images - did you find any corn' or kirkii??
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Catherine
27/1/2016 06:09:45 pm
Not on this trip but we have since. The Hunua shrub epiphytes in order from VERY abundant to uncommon are: Griselinia lucida, Brachyglottis kirkii, Pittosporum cornifolium, Pittosporum kirkii.
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Andrew
21/2/2016 08:30:16 pm
Excellent work. I will be joining the workshop this April, and hope to learn so much more. I hope there is a place for me.
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Catherine KirbyI work with NZ's native vascular epiphytes at the University of Waikato. I completed an MSc on epiphyte ecology and the shrub epiphyte Griselinia lucida and have recently published the Field Guide to NZ's Epiphytes, Vines & Mistletoes. Categories
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