Clarence River
N. Deans (2000); Courtney et al. (1994)

Lake Tennyson
Occasionally pair of crested grebes present

Lake Guyon
SSWI/OSNZ (1980's); C. O'Donnell (1987)
Occasional habitat for crested grebe (max 3), scaup, and black-fronted terns

Little Lake
High waterfowl values, paridise duck, scaup, grey teal, NZ shoveler

Upper Lewis River
C. O'Donnell (1991)
Pair of blue ducks present

Lake Rotoiti
SSWI (1980's); OSNZ
Crested grebes, spotless crake, NZ scaup, cormorants, Moulting waterfowl

Lake Rotorua
Up to 14 crested grebes breeding in past; currently only 3-4 present, spotless crake, NZ scaup, cormorants, Moulting waterfowl especially paradise shelduck

Magdalen Tarn
Paradise shelduck moulting area.

Horseshoe Lake
SSWI (1980's); OSNZ
Crake and scaup habitat

Conway River
Cowie (1982); O'Donnell & Moore (1983)
Important black-billed gull and black-fronted tern breeding site

Glen Wye Reservoir
Low numbers of waterfowl, occasonal gulls

Conway Rivermouth
Cowie (1982); O'Donnell & Moore (1983)
Important wintering site for black-fronted terns, common coastal gulls, waterfowl & waders

Fernihurst
Scaup breeding & paridise duck moulting site

Kakapo Brook Pond

Upper Waiau River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); OSNZ

Lower Waiau River
Relatively low numbers of birds compared to many other braided rivers.

Lake Marion
Crested grebe now very rare vagrant.

Mandamus R
DOC BD

Lake Sumner
Crested grebe now a rarely occyrs

Dove River, Silver Brook
DOC BD

Loch Katrine

Upper Hurunui River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); O'Donnell (1982)

Lake Mason
SSWI/OSNZ (1980's)
Crested grebe breeding site

Lake Mary
SSWI/OSNZ (1980's)

Lake Shepard
SSWI/OSNZ (1980's)
Crested grebe breeding site, important high counttry waterfowl site

Lake Taylor
Crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site

Thompson Stream
Low numbers of blue duck. Uncertain if still a breeding population.

McElroy Gorge
C. O'Donnell (1985)

Waiau Rivermouth
O'Donnell & Moore (1983)
Important wintering site for black-fronted terns, common coastal gulls, waterfowl & waders

Raupo Lagoon
Occasional crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site

St Annes Lagoon
One of few sites where little grebe and chestnut brested shelduck have bred, good breeding populations of all lake-swamp species in region, all swamp species present, both marsh & spotless crake breeding at sa

Cherrywood Stream
DOC BD

Hurunui River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); OSNZ

Cox River
C. O'Donnell (1985)

Lake Minchin, Minchin Stream
Low numbers of blue duck. Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Poulter River
Very low numbers of common river species.

Bull Creek

Jed River Mouth

East Hawdon
Low numbers of blue duck. Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Hurunui Rivermouth
O'Donnell & Moore (1983)

Upper Hawdon

Edwards River
Low numbers of blue duck.Breeding population.

Mingha River
Low numbers of blue duck.Breeding population.

Blythe River

Upper Bealey River Catchment
Low numbers of blue duck.Breeding population.

Top Waimakariri
Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Sudden Stream
Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Crow River
Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Hawdon River
Very low numbers of common river species.

White River

Upper Waimakariri
SSWI
Very low numbers of common river species.

Black Birch Pond
Good waterfowl diversity

Top Wilberforce

Mid Waimakariri River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); DOC (1990's)
High species diversity, important breeding habitat for threatened species, especially wrybill. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers

Lake Sarah
Important crested grebe breeding habitat. High numbers of marsh crake breeding

Motunau Rivermouth
Largest pied shag breeding coloby in Canterbury

Lake Letitia
Important crested grebe breeding habitat.

Lake Grasmere
Important crested grebe breeding habitat.

Waipara River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); OSNZ (1990's)
Recently colonised by black-fronted dotterels. Only breeding site in NZ for red-capped dotterels (an Australaian vagrant). Relatively small riverbed area and lower numbers of typical river species.

Upper Avoca River

Wilberforce River
Wildlife Service File (1980's)
Low numbers of wrybill breeding on lower-most reaches. Caspian tern breeding.

Lake Pearson
Important crested grebe breeding habitat. High species diversity and numbers.

Ella Pond
Low numbers of waterfowl.

Lake Hawdon
Crested grebe occasional. Typical high country species in moderate-low numbers..

North Mathias

Blackwater lake
Low diversity and numbers of common species.

Lake Marymere
Crested grebe breed occasionally.

Vagabonds Inn
Low diversity and numbers of common species.

Waipara Rivermouth
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); OSNZ (1990's)
Wintering habitat for all species characteristic of coast and rivers. Black-fronted and red-capped dotterels recorded.

Puffers tarn
Low diversity and numbers of common species.

South Mathias

Amberley Beach wetland
One of few sites known with spotless crake in Canterbury. Bittern present at least occasionally.

Lake Lillian
Crested grebe occasional. Typical high country species in moderate-low numbers..

Kowai River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); OSNZ (1990's)
River dries up most years so is not suitable for birds. Typical species present when water present.

Harper River
Wildlife Service File (1980's)
Low numbers of wrybill breeding on lower-most reaches.

Kowai Rivermouth
River dries up most years so is not suitable for birds. Typical species present when water present.

Mathias River
Wildlife Service File (1980's)

Leithfield Lagoon
NZ shoveler and pukeko recorded.

Lake Catherine
Important crested grebe breeding habitat.

Ashworths Ponds
Typical coastal and wetland species in low numbers.

Cattle Creek

Ashley River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); OSNZ (1990's); Hughey (1998)
High species diversity, important breeding habitat for threatened species, high population levels. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers

Lake Henrietta
SSWI (1980's); C. O'Donnell (1980's); Sagar (1980); Sagar & O'Donnell (1982)
Crested grebe occasional. Typical high country species in moderate-low numbers..

Lake Coleridge

Lake Selfe

Louper Stream

Lake Ida
SSWI (1980's); C. O'Donnell (1980's); Sagar (1980); Sagar & O'Donnell (1982)

Ryton River

Ashley Rivermouth
Diverse estuarine and braided river-lagoon habitat. very high species diversity, important autumn-winter habitat for threatened species, high population levels.

Lake Evelyn
Important crested grebe breeding habitat. High numbers of marsh crake.

Upper Rakaia River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); DOC (1990's)
High species diversity, important breeding habitat for threatened species, especially wrybill. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers

Top Rakaia River

Waikuku River
Good breeding habitat for NZ scaup and other waterfowl, ans for marsh crake.

Lower Waimakariri River
High species diversity, important breeding habitat for threatened species, high population levels. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers. Pied shag breeding colony

Lyall Stream

Lake Lyndon
Crested grebe occasionally breed.

Lake Rubicon
Good marsh crake habitat. Paradise shelduck moulting site.

Jagged Stream

Lake Georgina
Important crested grebe breeding habitat. High numbers of marsh crake.

Woodend Lagoon
High numbers and diversity of waterfowl and swamp species, especially as overwintering habitat. Breeding little shags.

Acheron Stream Pond
Paradise shelduck moulting site.

Upper Lawrence River
D. Geddes (1990's)

Kaiapoi Ponds
High numbers of NZ scaup and coot.

Kaiapoi-Cam River
Good numbers of typical waterfowl.

Frances River
DOC BD; D. Gebbes;
Regular reports.

Pine Beach wetland

Lake Stream
O'Donnell (1983); Wildlife Service File (1979's)
Important site for waterfowl and swamp birds. Very large area of habitat.

Cameron River

Brookland Lagoon
Large size, habitat diversity, species diversity, mainly a wintering habitat.

Styx River
Good numbers of typical waterfowl.

Black Hole Pond

Ford Stream Lakes
Low diversity and numbers of common species. Bittern reported.

Clyde River
D. Gebbes; Wildlife Service (1980's)
Low numbers of typical species forage up into these reaches. Minimal breeding.

Otakaikino
C. O'Donnell (1990'S)
Habitat being restored by DOC. Good swamp bird habitat.

Havelock River
D. Gebbes; Wildlife Service (1980's)
Low numbers of typical species forage up into these reaches. Minimal breeding.

Cameron River Fan
Important breeding habitat for threatened species, especially wrybill. Relatively small area.

The Groynes
Very high numbers of waterfowl, especially scaup, NZ shoveler, occasional coot. Mainly an overwintering habitat.

Lake Heron
Important crested grebe breeding habitat. Important wntering site for grebes and other indigenous species. Important habitat for NZ Scaup (>2000 in winter). Good numbers of all species characteristic of Can

Peacock Springs
High diversity and numbers of indigenous waterfowl, black-fronted tern and black-billed gull breeding now, habitat being improved and managed.

Orana Park Ponds
C. O'Donnell (1990'S)
Habitat improving as incidental by-product of management. High waterfowl numbers including breeding scaup and grey teal. Coot now present.

Travis Swamp
A. Crossland (1990's)
Habitat improving with management. Regionally important site for pukeko. Bittern colonising.

Ashby Gravel Pits
Waterfowl habitat

Top Godley River
Regular reports.

Avon River
Good numbers of typical waterfowl. Habitat improving significantly in recent years following management. Scaup, shoveler , grey teal and paridise duck returned to inner city as a result.

Botanic Gardens
Good numbers of typical waterfowl. Numbers of indigenous species improving following management of city waterways. Breeding little shag.

Avon-Heathcote Estuary & Bromley
OSNZ; B. Armstrong (1970's); P. Langlands (1980's); A. Crossland (1990's)
Very high numbers and diversity of wetland birds. Large area & habitat diversity Nationally important for godwits, oystercatchers, NZ scaup, NZ shoveler, grey teal. Wintering site for threatened species.

Seagull Lake

Lower Rakaia River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983)
High species diversity, important breeding habitat for threatened species, especially wrybill. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers

Godley River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987)
Black stilts breeding on river and associated wetlands.

Upper Rangitata River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); Wildlife Service (1980's)

Manuka Lake

Heathcote River
Good numbers of typical waterfowl.

Mystery Lake

Lake Emily
Occasional crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site

Wigrim Gravel Pits
NZ scaup and coot.

Maori Lakes
Important crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site, important for marsh crake and bittern, little shag nesting site.

North Branch Ashburton River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); O'Donnell (1990's)
High species diversity, important breeding habitat especially black-billed gull. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers Up to 5500 wetland birds in summer.

Macauley River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987)
Black stilt feeding grounds on river and associated wetlands. High diversity of braided river birds but lower density than some other local rivers. <50 each of wrybill & black-fronted tern.

South Branch Ashburton River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); O'Donnell (1990's)
High species diversity, important breeding habitat for threatened species, especially black-fronted tern. Almost all species characteristic of braided rivers. Up to 20,000 wetland birds in summer. Major site

Lake Clearwater
Important crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site, high numbers and diversity, Important overwintering lake.

Spiders Lakes, Lambie Stream Ponds
Very low diversity and numbers of common species.

Governors Bay, Head of the Bay
Only one of two estuarine systems on Banks Peninsula.

Outlet to Lake Clearwater
Marsh crake

Lake Camp
Very low diversity and numbers of common species because of boating. Crested grebe and scaup occasionally rest on lake in winter.

Lake Emma, Lake Roundabout
Important crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site, high numbers and diversity, important overwintering lake. Important crake and bittern habitat. Very high numbers of birds, espec

Lake Trinity
Low numbers of birds.

Murchison River
Jarmen (1987)

Lake Denny
Occasional crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site. Lower numbers than some other lakes because of relatively small size.

Cass River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987); Pierce (1983)
Black stilts breeding on river. High diversity of braided river birds. >50 wrybill and >200 black-fronted terns.

Lower Selwyn River
Bittern present but status unknown. Black-fronted dotterel.

McLeods Pond
Largest known shag colony in Canterbury. Cattle egret roost.

Lake Ellesmere
OSNZ; Tunnicliffe (1973); O'Donnell (1985); DOC (1980's)
Very high numbers and diversity of wetland birds. Wintering site for threatened species. Wetland of International Importance. Up to 90,000 wetland birds using lake a one time.

Hooker River
Unknown extent and size of population.

Rangitata Gorge
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain how often they breed in gorge.

Tasman River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987); Bell (1994); Robertson et al. (1983)
Black stilts breeding on river and associated Glentanner wetlands. High diversity and abundance of braided river birds. <150 wrybill and >175 black-fronted terns. >2000 wetland birds.

Duvauchelle Bay, Barrys Bay, Robinsons Bay, Takamatua
Only one of two estuarine systems on Banks Peninsula.

Boundary Stream
D. Gebbes
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain breeding status.

Lake Forsyth
Very high numbers and diversity of wetland birds. Wintering site for threatened species. Over 50% of national population of crested grebes now overwinters here.

Lake Tekapo
Diversity of open water birds. Most productive habitat is the delta at the head of the lake

Hinds River
Very low numbers of typical species.

Chapmans Stream
D. Gebbes
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain breeding status.

Dobson River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987)
Black stilts breeding in past. ca. 500 wetland birds. ca. 20 wrybill and 70 black-fronted terns.

Lyn Stream, Rangitata River
D. Gebbes; DOC BD (1980's, 1990's); C. O'Donnell
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Low numbers of blue duck.Brreeding. Occasionally roost and feed at mouth of stream on Rangitata River.

Lower Rangitata River
Relatively low numbers of wrybill, banded dotterels and black-fronted terns

Coopers Lagoon

Jollies Brook, Cryer Creek

Achland Lagoon
Jarmen (1987)

Tentburn
Bittern habitat.

Rapuwai Lagoon (Raupo Lagoon)
Small numbers of typical waterfowl.

Upper Orari Catchment, Andrews Stream, Pickaxe Stream, Howards Stream, Coopers Stream, Black Birch Stream, Bernar
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Frequent reports of blue duck throughout catchment tributaries.

Rakaia River Mouth
OSNZ (1990's); O'Donnell & Moore (1983)
Important wintering site for black-fronted terns, common coastal gulls, waterfowl & waders

Micks lagoon
Jarmen (1987)
Excellent waterfowl breeding site, marsh crake breeding, bittern present, black stilt breeding.

Tui Tarn
Excellent waterfowl breeding site, marsh crake breeding, bittern present, black stilt breeding.

Stony Tarn

Mt Richmond Tarns
Small numbers of typical waterfowl.

Scotsburn
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population. Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Glenmore Tarns
Black stilt and crested grebe not breeding at present.

Hartley Tarn
Grebes not known to breed in recent years.

Cluster Tarns
Black stilts not currently breeding.

Grebe Tarn
Crested grebe not breeding at present.

Mailbox Inlet
Black stilt breeding and feeding site.

Lake Murray
Black stilt and crested grebe not breeding at present.

Sunday Tarn

Lake Alexandrina
Largest crested grebe breeding population, important high country waterfowl site, high numbers and diversity, Important overwintering lake (>2000 scaup).

Lake Pukaki
Sanders (1996a); Sanders (1996b); Jarmen (1987)
Black stilts feeding & wintering on delta. High diversity and abundance of braided river birds when lake level is low.

Boundary Tarn

Hopkins River
Black stilts breeding. ca. 1500 wetland birds. >100 wrybill and black-fronted terns.

Eyre Stream
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Outlying record. Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Orari River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); Hughly (1985); O'Donnell (1987); Schweigman (1994)
Important habitat in some years for black-billed gulls, black-fronted dotterels, banded dotterels and black-fronted terns.

Sugarloaf Stream
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Outlying record. Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Lake Macgregor
Important crested grebe breeding site, important high country waterfowl site, high numbers and diversity, Important overwintering lake.

Wakanui Creek

Target Tarn

Waihi Gorge
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Trig N Tarns

Windermere Gravel Pit
D. Geddes (1990's)
Only breeding site of Australasian Little Grebe in the South Island. Some summers the pond dries out.

Big Lagoon (Roys Lagoon)

Boltons Gully Lagoon

Mt Hay Tarns

Upper Te Moana catchment, Fraser Stream
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population. Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Braemar Kettleholes

The Black Hole
High SSWI value a result of fisheries values.

High tarns

Tekapo River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987); Bell (1994); ; Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Black stilts breeding on river. High diversity and abundance of braided river birds. <50 wrybill but ca. 800 black-fronted terns. >3500 wetland birds.

Edwards Stream, Edwards Tarn
Outstanding SSWI value a result of presence of scree skink. Wetland bird values moderate.

Ashburton River Mouth
OSNZ (1990's); O'Donnell & Moore (1983); O'Donnell (1990's)
Important wintering site for black-fronted terns, common coastal gulls, waterfowl & waders. High numbers of wetland birds (>5000). Nesting white-fronted terns and black-billed gulls in some summers. High di

Top Kakahu River
Significant isolated South Canterbury foothills population.Outlying record. Low numbers of blue duck.Uncertain if still a breeding population.

Opihi River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); Hughly (1985); O'Donnell (1987); Schweigman (1994); O'Donnell (2000)
Important habitat for breeding black-billed gulls, black-fronted dotterels, banded dotterels and black-fronted terns & white-winged black tern. Bittern & marsh crake recently found along margins. Weed enchro

Hae Hae Te Moana River
Hughly (1985)
Very low numbers of typical species.

Waihi River
Hughly (1985)
Very low numbers of typical species.

Little Rhoboro Tarns
Black stilt habitat. Increases in value when similar ponds in area dry out.

South Temple Stream
Unknown extent and size of population.

Lower Grays River
Black stilts not currently breeding.

Rangitata River Mouth
OSNZ (1990's); O'Donnell & Moore (1983)
Very low numbers of typical species

Lake Ohau
Black stilts and other species feeding & wintering on Ohau delta at head of lake.

Temuka River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); Hughly (1985); O'Donnell (1987)
Important habitat for breeding black-fronted dotterels.

Ahuriri River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987); Bell (1994); ; Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Black stilts breeding on river. High diversity and abundance of braided river birds. >100 wrybill and >1000 black-fronted terns. >4000 wetland birds.

Hazelburn Ponds

Pukaki River
Maloney (1999); Maloney et al. (1997); Jarmen (1987); Bell (1994); ; Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Black stilts breeding on river when water is flowing. Very variable numbers of birds depending on water flows from Pukaki spill way. Generally low numbers compared to other braided rivers.

Ohapi Creek
Bittern & Pukeko

Hendersons Lagoon
Marsh crake habitat. Black-fronted dotterel in winter.

Lake Poaka
Black stilt breeding and feeding site.

Twizel River
Jarmen (1987); Robertson et al. (1984); Maloney & Rebergn (1995)
Black stilts breeding on river in some years. Generally low numbers compared to other braided rivers.

Lake Merino
Black stilt habitat. Not currently breeding.

Orari River Mouth
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); Hughly (1985); O'Donnell (1987); Schweigman (1994)
Important habitatfor white-winged black tern, black-fronted dotterels, banded dotterels and black-fronted terns.

Tengawai River
Hughly (1985); O'Donnell (1987)

Spider lagoon
Bittern and marsh crake habitat. Black-fronted dotterel and white-winged black tern. Black-fronted dotterel.

Fraser Stream
Jarmen (1987); Maloney & Rebergn (1995)

Prattley Road Lagoon
High waterfowl numbers.

Orakipaoa

Opihi River Mouth
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); Hughly (1985); O'Donnell (1987); Schweigman (1994)
Important habitat for white-winged black tern, black-fronted dotterels, banded dotterels and black-fronted terns.

Upper Ohau River
Black stilts occasionally. Low numbers compared to lower Ohau.

Lake Ruataniwha

Horseshoe Lagoon
Marsh crake

Ohau Downs Ponds
Black stilt feeding area.

Beach Road Lagoon
Waders, breeding waterfowl.

Middleton Lake

Ruataniwha Wetlands
Black stilt captive breeding facility and feeding site. Wildlife management area being progressively enhanced. High numbers of wetland birds colonising.

Lower Ohau River
Black stilts breeding. >1000 wetland birds. >760 black-fronted terns breeding.

Wairepo Arm
Crested grebe breed occasionally.

Shelton Downs Pond
Black stilts not currently breeding.

Swan Lagoon

Raupo Lagoon

Red Lagoon

Six Mile Creek Tarn

Washdyke Lagoon
Waders, breeding waterfowl.

Lake Benmore
Sanders (1996a); Sanders (1996b); Jarmen (1987); Sanders (1999a); Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Black stilts feeding & wintering on delta. High diversity and abundance of braided river birds when lake level is low. Lake birds especially scaup. Crested grebes began breeding in recent years.

Top Pareora River

Homestead Tarn
Important black stilt overwintering and feeding site.

Wairepo Lake, Big Tarn
Ephemeral wetland area with very high numbers of waterfowl and waders when water present.

Pareora River
Very low numbers of typical species, but marsh crake and bittern present occasionally..

Saltwater Creek
Waders, breeding waterfowl.

Normanby Lagoon
Small numbers of typical waterfowl and waders.

Pareora River Mouth
Small numbers of typical waterfowl and waders. Marsh crake and bittern ocasionally.

Omarama Stream
Black-fronted terns breed rarely.

Otaio Gorge
Regular reports.

Tara Hills Pond
Jarmen (1987); Robertson et al. (1983)
Important black stilt wintering and feeding site; high waterfowl numbers. Marsh crake breeding site.

Hakataramea River
Jarmen (1987); Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Black-fronted terns breed rarely.

Lake Aviemore
Jarmen (1987); Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Crested grebes began breeding in recent years. Value increased in recent years with >numbers of birds now using the lake.

Otamatapaio Tarn & wetland

Otematata Ponds

Wainono lagoon
SSWI (1980's); Pierce (1980); Robertson et Al. (1984); National Wader Count (1990's)
Large numbers of waders and breeding waterfowl typical of coastal lagoons. Staging point for migration and overwintering site for some species.

Wether Range Tarn
Robertson et al. (1983)
Black shag and black-backed gull breeding colonies.

Lake Waitaki
Jarmen (1987); Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)
Crested grebes began using the lake in recent years. Value increased in recent years with >numbers of birds now using the lake.

Waitaki River
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); SSWI (1980's); Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984); Bell (1994)

Waihao Box
Small numbers of typical waterfowl and waders.

Bradshaws Bog
Small numbers of typical waterfowl and waders.

Fletchers Oxbow

Middle Road Pond

Terrace Irrigation Pond
SSWI (1980's); Robertson et al. (1984)

Waitaki Rivermouth
O'Donnell & Moore (1983); SSWI (1980's); Robertson et al. (1983); Robertson et al. (1984)