Information om | Engelska ordet TOITOI

Exempel på hur man kan använda TOITOI i en mening

• These are red-crowned parakeet (kākāriki, Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae), North Island saddleback (tīeke, Philesturnus rufusater), brown teal (pāteke, Anas chlorotis), whitehead (pōpokotea, Mohoua albicilla), takahē (Porphyrio hochstetteri), little spotted kiwi (Apteryx owenii), stitchbird (hihi, Notiomystis cincta), North Island kōkako (Callaeas wilsoni), fernbird (mātātā, Poodytes punctatus), North Island tomtit (miromiro, Petroica macrocephala toitoi), and rifleman (titipounamu, Acanthisitta chloris).
• Cultivations along the lake were common, and Māori fished the waters for whitebait, koura crayfish and toitoi, which were common species in Lake Ōkāreka before Brown trout was introduced.
• By translocating toitoi into Zealandia, they hope to help restore the fresh water ecosystem of both Zealandia and its connected waterways.
• The plantings include trees along the coast, and toitoi, flax, and ngaio along the Wainuiomata River bank.
• Fish in the river include long and shortfin eels (tuna), common bully (toitoi), redfin bully, torrentfish (panoko), smelt (pōrohe), īnanga, koura, trout and shrimp.
• Settlers used a thatch of raupo, toitoi, flax, fern, or totara bark; they erected tents from poles, saplings, canvas, and planks or split slabs; and made tree-fern huts or more permanent dwellings from clay, sods, wattle and daub, or stone.
• In the lake and wetlands, there are populations of tuna kūwharuwharu (longfin eels), tuna hao (shortfin eels), toitoi (common bully), īnanga, kanae (yellow eyed mullet), kākahi (freshwater mussel), mohoao (black flounder), waikaka or hauhau (brown mudfish), kōuru (freshwater crayfish), panoko (torrentfish), giant kōkopu and redfin bully.
• Fish in the river include giant kōkopu, long and shortfin eels (tuna), giant bully (tītarakura), common bully (toitoi), redfin bully, torrentfish (panoko), smelt (pōrohe), īnanga, koura, trout and shrimp.

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