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Andreas Reischek (15
September 1845 – 3
April 1902) was an
Austrian taxidermist, naturalist,
ornithologist and
grave robber notable for his
extensive natural...
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Reischek's parakeet (Cyanoramphus hochstetteri) is a
small green parrot confined to 21 km2 (8.1 sq mi)
Antipodes Island, one of New Zealand’s subantarctic...
- and Cook met some Māori
families while they were
sheltered here.
Andreas Reischek, an
Austrian naturalist explored Fiordland in the late 1880s. His collection...
- Zealand". Teara.govt.nz. 23
April 2009.
Retrieved 16
October 2010.
Andreas Reischek, 1845–1902 (1
March 2009). "Large
forest birds – Weka – Te Ara Encyclopedia...
- "Aspects of the
ecology of
Antipodes Parakeet (Cyanoramphus unicolor) and
Reischek's Parakeet (C.
novaezelandiae hochstetten) on
Antipodes Island" (PDF). Notornis...
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Austrian meteorologist; seen as a
father of
modern meteorology.
Andreas Reischek (1845–1902), an
Austrian taxidermist, naturalist,
ornithologist and grave...
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seedeater Reichenbach's
sunbird Reichenow's
batis Reichenow's
seedeater Reischek's parakeet Reiser's
tyrannulet Relict gull
Rennell fantail Rennell gerygone...
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tiered and fan type waterfall.
Grainger Falls was
first recorded by
Andreas Reischek, an
Austrian who
explored New
Zealand in the 1880s. He
named the waterfall...
- kōkako, this was a slate-grey bird with long legs and a
small black mask;
Reischek considered its
plumage slightly lighter than the
North Island species....
- the
remains of
about 64 Māori and
Moriori people,
collected by
Andreas Reischek, to
Museum of New
Zealand Te Papa
Tongarewa in Wellington, New Zealand...
