Ingana eggs in the creek

May 2nd, 2024

Kate McKessar from Whitebait Connection paid the Motat Lava Flow Forest site a visit and searched her way through clumps of oioi and grasses with bravery and enthusiasm. With success! She found inanga eggs in the grasses. We hadn’t realised the breeding area for inanga extended so far towards the sea. It’s encouraging to see this native fauna in this habitat and will influence the species we plant on the riverbank. We’ve also moved some traps closer around the area as rats and mice are partial to inanga caviar.

It’s great to work more closely with other groups who care for the environment, have specialist knowledge and are working region-wide.

Look closely; those little drops are eggs
Kate finds inanga eggs

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