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Wildtrack was a highly successful nature series for children, running from 1981 through several series to the early 90s. In this episode the presenters check out “dung fungi” in cow pats and walking-on-water-insects (pond skaters) in the studio, and head outside to check out kea alpine parrots who are “too friendly for their own good” (threatened by smuggling and over eager tourists); the West Coast’s black sand beaches; Fiordland’s underwater world; and selective plant breeding that involves washing a bee.
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Television, 1993 (Full Length)
A NHNZ doco on the world’s only alpine parrot, the kea
Television, 1990 (Full Length)
Another mountain peaks to sea depths natural history doco
Television, 1987 (Full Length)
Also explores this remarkable wilderness area
Television, 1990 (Full Length Episode)
Another episode of the award-winning kid’s nature TV series
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