Wrybill feeding at a stream (1st of 2)

This wrybill is at its summer breeding grounds in the Mackenzie Basin, feeding at the edge of a stony stream. Its diet during breeding includes aquatic insects and their eggs and larvae, and fish eggs, which it can reach from under stones with its bent bill.

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Department of Conservation
Reference: 10050047
Photograph by Aalbert Rebergen

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