- 19th
century but
still existing on Lord Howe Island, were
known as '
muttonbirds' or 'flying sheep'
Faroese puffin Petrels Duck
Waterfowl hunting Anderson...
-
Muttonbird or
mutton bird may
refer to
species of petrel,
especially shearwaters,
whose young are
harvested for food and
other uses
before they fledge...
-
harvesting the
various species of bird
known as
muttonbirds is
known as
muttonbirding. The name
muttonbird was
first used by the
early settlers on Norfolk...
-
traditional seasonal harvesting ("
muttonbirding") of the
sooty shearwater by Māori.
These birds are
known as "
muttonbirds" due to
their supposedly mutton-like...
- also
known by its Māori name tītī, and is
harvested by Māori
people for
muttonbird, like its
relatives the wedge-tailed
shearwater (A. pacificus) and the...
-
Muttonbird Island may
refer to:
Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve, New
South Wales,
Australia Muttonbird Island (Lord Howe Island), offs****
island of...
- snipe, and wood****.
Muttonbirding is also po****r in
Australia and New Zealand.
Although some hunting, such as that of
muttonbirds, may be sustainable...
- and
muttonbirds (400 pairs). Dog
Island is
located about 300
metres (980 feet)east-north-east of St Francis, it has
saltbush shrubland and
muttonbirds (1816...
- The
Mutton Birds were a New
Zealand rock
music group formed in
Auckland in 1991 by Ross Burge,
David Long and Don McGlashan, with Alan
Gregg joining a...
- "The Heater" was the
first single from Salty, the
second album by the New
Zealand band, The
Mutton Birds.
Released early in 1994, it
reached number one...
