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White Fronted Tern, also known as Tara, have the 2008 National Threat Category of Declining. They nest in large numbers at the Mangawhai Wildlife Refuge and use Te Arai Beach,
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Te Arai stream rests halfway between Te Arai Point and the Pacific Road entrance to Te Arai Beach.
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The Australasian Bittern also known as Matuku Herepo has the 2008 National Threat Category of Nationally Endangered. It lives in wetlands and around the peat lakes of Te Arai.
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During November and December 2012 members of the Department of Conservation,Te Arai Beach Preservation Society, Te Arai Dotterel Care Group, About Tern and the NZ Fairy Tern Trust recorded the
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Johnny Kendrick, alongside Geoff Moon,at Te Arai and Pakiri, recorded the earliest video footage of the now critically endangered NZ Fairy Tern as well as adjacent nesting birds, the Caspian
