- The
saddlebacks or
tīeke (Māori) are two
species of New
Zealand birds of the
family Callaeidae. Both are
glossy black with a
chestnut saddle.
Their taxonomic...
- "Visiting
Tieke Kāainga: the
Authenticity of a
Maori Welcome".
Wiley Online Library.
Retrieved 27
April 2024. Levine, Hal (18
February 2011). "
Tieke: Marae...
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Tieke, or saddlebacks, are two
species of New
Zealand bird of the
family Callaeidae.
Tieke may also
refer to:
Tieke Kāinga, a
small Māori
community in...
-
Tieke Kāinga is a
small Māori
community in New Zealand, on the
middle reaches of the
Whanganui River 2.5
kilometres (1.6 mi)
downstream from the mouth...
- Anna
Tieke (born Anna Wittenburg: 11
November 1898 - 15
January 1938) was a
German communist. With her
family she
relocated to the
Soviet Union in 1931...
-
Zealand Threat classification System.
Saddlebacks are
known in Māori as
tīeke. René
Lesson first described the
species in 1828 from a
specimen collected...
- The
South Island saddleback or
tīeke (Philesturnus carunculatus) is a forest-dwelling p****erine bird in the New
Zealand wattlebird family which is endemic...
-
forces to see the
fulfilment of a dream.
Forty North Island saddleback (
tieke) were
transferred from
Cuvier Island (Repanga), off the
coast of the Coromandel...
- she was pregnant, she
asked him for some
birds to eat. He
found a nest of
tieke chicks and
cooked them for her. As a result, when
their daughter was born...
- 1126/science.1238149. ISSN 0036-8075. PMID 23929982. S2CID 206549042.
Bernd Tieke:
Makromolekulare Chemie. 3. Auflage, Wiley-VCH,
Weinheim 2014, S. 295f (in...
