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A dried inflated bilobed swim bladder from a porcupine fish species. It is a golden colour with darker markings. The bladder is hollow and light.
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A100.553
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A small fragment of dried Moa skin. It is irregular shaped and a light brown colour.
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A100.645
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A small fragment of andesite that is flat on the bottom and rounded on top. The rock is a pinkish colour with flecks of white and black rock. It has a glittery appearance.
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A100.661
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A half rounded rock broken in half. The internal cavity is lined with purple quartz crystals.
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A100.715
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A irregular shaped piece of Obsidian. It it black and some parts are shinny.
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A100.719
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A small fragment of pyrite with gold. It has a metallic lustre.
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A100.788
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A fragment of amethyst (purple quartz). The larger rocks on the top have a purple colouration.
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A100.811
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A small irregular shaped mineral. It is a cobalt blue colour and is likely to be copper ore.
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A100.834
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A small irregular shaped volcanic rock. It has a porous texture suggesting gas bubbles from when it was lava.
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A100.854
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A large ostrich egg. The egg is cream coloured with black speckles. There is a hole at one end of the egg.
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A102.233
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A large ostrich egg. The egg is cream coloured golden markings. There is a hole at one end of the egg.
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A102.234
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A large ostrich egg. The egg is cream coloured with black speckles. There is a hole at one end of the egg.
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A102.235
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A large ostrich egg. The egg is cream coloured golden markings. There is a hole at either end of the egg.
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A102.236
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A large ostrich egg. The egg is cream coloured. There is a hole at one end of the egg. A piece of string is tied to a bit of wood inside the egg.
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A102.237
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A Emu egg. It is large and oval shaped. It is a dark grey and brown colour. It has a small hole at one end of the egg.
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A102.238
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A Emu egg. It is large and oval shaped. It is a dark grey colour. It has a small hole at one end of the egg.
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A102.239
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A Emu egg. It is large and oval shaped. It is a dark grey colour. It has a small hole at either end of the egg.
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A102.240
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A Emu egg. It is large and oval shaped. It is a dark grey colour. It has a small hole at either end of the egg.
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A102.241
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Piece of brown fulgurite, shaped similar to a tree branch. The cylindrical shape of the main rock curves and then branches into two sections at the end. The fulgurite has a rough, uneven surface. There are variations in the brown colouring, from light tan to deep red, and light-coloured flecks visible overall. The larger end has a melted, lumpy texture to the centre.
Accession No
A62.401
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A male grey duck (Anas superciliosa superciliosa) speciman. Head and hind neck streaked with white. Yellowish white superciliary streak. Uppersurface dark brown. The feathers margined in fulvous white. Dark brown wings with glossy green speculum. Throat fulvous white. Undersurface white streaked with brown.
Accession No
A64.916
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Glass case displaying ten humming birds. Family Trochilidae. Mounted with wings and tails spread out. Variation in colour and size. Displayed with ferns and grasses under. Came from the Estate of Colonel Messenger.
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A64.923
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A wooden case with glass front containing two birds:
1. Little Black Shag (Phalacrocorax sulcirostris) - Also known as a little black cormorant.
2. Black Shag - Kawau-tua-whenua - (Phalacrocorax carbo) - also known as a great cormorant and a black cormorant.
1. Little Black Shag (Phalacrocorax sulcirostris) - Also known as a little black cormorant.
2. Black Shag - Kawau-tua-whenua - (Phalacrocorax carbo) - also known as a great cormorant and a black cormorant.
Accession No
A64.927
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Light-mantled Sooty Albatross (Phoebetria palpebrata). Head sooty brown. White ring around eyes. Back and under surface brownish grey. Wings and tail dark sooty brown. Most of the tail feathers missing. Bill black, the groove in the lower mandible painted blue.
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A64.932
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An Erect-crested penguin (Eduyptes sclateri) specimen mounted on a plain black wooden exhibition mount.
Accession No
A64.933