This is much longer than other birds of the black robin's size.

The black robin now numbers 250 individuals on two islands.

It was formerly known as the Black Robin.

Cross fostering has been used in conservation biology such as the rearing of Black Robin chicks by other species.

He calls himself the "Black Robin Leach".

The Black Robin.

Black Robin Freighters operates shipping services from Timaru.

Back: First motor vehicle, the community and Chatham Islands Black Robin.

Back: The history and Chatham Islands Black Robin.

The concept and techniques were developed and applied with outstanding success during the rescue and recovery of the black robin which Merton led in the 1980s.

Black Robin (Petroica traversi)

Set 6857-The Dynamic Duo Funhouse Escape also features the newer red and black Robin figure.

Don Merton - conservationist best known for saving the black robin from extinction, attended Gisborne High School (1953-1956).

At Dosk, they'd heard a harper sing "The Day They Hanged Black Robin".

Back: Nikau palm, Chathams' horse power and Chatham Islands Black Robin.

The singer gave Merrett a helpless shrug and began to play, "The Day They Hanged Black Robin."

The best known species are the Magenta Petrel and the Black Robin, both of which came perilously close to extinction before being subjected to conservation efforts.

To shelter from the strong winds and rough seas around the islands the Black Robin spends a lot of its time in the lower branches of the forest.

The first programme that captured international attention was the story of Don Merton's rescue of the New Zealand black robin from the brink of extinction.

One well documented conservation success story, due in a large part to the efforts of Don Merton, is the saving of the black robin on the Chatham Islands.

Many species currently threatened with extinction are vulnerable to introduced species, such as the Kōkako, Black Robin, Mariana Crow, and the Hawaiian Duck.

The Black Robin was saved from the brink of extinction by a conservation effort led by Don Merton of the New Zealand Wildlife Service.

Conservationist Don Merton takes Fry and Carwardine to the Chatham Islands, where the endemic black robin was saved from extinction by eradicating introduced predators.

Several programmes were made chronicling this success story - Seven Black Robins, The Robins Return and finally Chatham Island a Black Robin Story.

The Black Robin or Chatham Island Robin (Petroica traversi) is an endangered bird from the Chatham Islands off the east coast of New Zealand.

Black Robin (Petroica traversi)