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The rock wren is a small, alpine bird with short tail, rounded wings and long legs and toes

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stoats are huge perdotors to the tuke\rock wern becaause they are poor fliers and they nest on the ground

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the Rock Wren is a small bird which prefers to nest in the rocks the southern alps and northwest nelson rock wrens are also quite endangered and intimidated

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The Rock Wren is not known to drink water, but instead gets all it needs from its food. In the state of Least Concern to Extinct they are Vulnerable, but this was just checked back in 2006 so it should changed a bit. They have other names such as New Zealand rock wren, Pīwauwau, Piwauwau, Mātuitui, Matuitui, South Island Wren and the Tuke

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Tuke birds are threatened and endangered

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Stoats are main predators and
Rock wren are poor fliers. They nest on the ground and are easy targets for predators.

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They have Maori names like pīwauwau and mātuitui.

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There birds

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tukes are insectors

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Rock wren are our only true alpine bird. It is unknown how they survive the harsh climate above the tree line all year round, but it is likely they continue to forage on rocky bluffs where snow has not collected and amongst large boulder fields.

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Rock Wren/Tuke bird nest on the ground so it is easy for predators to find them

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rock wren are small reclusive bird found in small pocket's of the south island high country there limited flying ability and nesting on the ground

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Rock Wren mainly eats insect (especially moths, moth larvae, flies,beetles, scale insects) and spiders.

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Rock wren nest on the ground so are easy prey for stoats and other predators.

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The rock wren is a small, alpine bird with short tail, rounded wings and long legs and toes. its voice is high piched and shrill. sounds like this. (appaerntly it sound kind of annoying. says rhylan.)

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The Dickie Ridge/Tuke River Route provides a link to challenging alpine tramping opportunities and gives access to the Waitaha and Whitcombe catchments.