Monthly Archives: March 2018

Hutton’s Shearwaters on Kaikoura Noticeboard Facebook page

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Ted Howard NZ

Well done Sabrina. For most of those birds crash landing, it is their first flight, ever. They spend about 3 months in a dark burrow underground, being fed every day or two by a parent returning, but otherwise alone in … Continue reading →

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7 years from last tumour

Posted on March 15, 2018 by Ted Howard NZ

A rather significant anniversary today – 7 years since the last tumour was cut from my shoulder. When the histology came back it said the margin wasn’t clear, and wider excision was recommended. By that stage I was confident that … Continue reading →

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