Lake Wairarapa, seen beyond the Tauherenīkau River delta, is the largest wetland in the lower North Island. It is an important habitat for native plants, birds and fish, including native turf plants, the Australasian bittern, eel and black flounder.
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Department of Conservation
Photograph by Joe Hansen
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