Übersetzung für 'kororā' von Englisch nach Deutsch

kororā [NZ] [Eudyptula minor] [also: korora, kororaa]

Zwergpinguin {m}orn.T

• Benton had purchased the International Antarctic Centre from Christchurch Airport in 2000 and set up a facility for rehabilitation of the local white-flippered subspecies of blue penguin (kororā).
• The Little penguin or kororā is found along the Kaikōura coastline.
• Korora was started by Christopher Smart as a method to quickly reproduce a Gentoo Linux installation on multiple desktop machines. Smart also intended that Korora be used to quickly demonstrate the power of Gentoo Linux to users critical of 'compile times'. On November 7, 2007, Smart announced that he was discontinuing his work on the project, and that there would be no new versions of Korora.
• At the time that Rieck settled in Korora, Aboriginal people and timber getters lived in the area, but there was no farming. He initially lived in a lean-to built in the space between the spurs of a large fig tree. In 1887, he built a hut made of slabs and lined with many thicknesses of newspaper.
• The Kororo Public School is a primary school with 635 students in 2022. Its catchment area includes Korora, Sapphire Beach, Moonee Beach and Bucca. The Coffs Harbour Montessori Preschool is also located in Korora.

• In 1992, due to an increase in rent, the radio station was forced to move to premises next door at Number 4 Korora Road. Island Radio 93.8FM continued successfully for a number of years reinventing itself as Kaos FM, a heavy metal station and probably the first of its kind in New Zealand. Eventually the frequency was lost due to the tendering process.
• Solitary Islands Way is a [...] road stretching from Korora just north of Coffs Harbour to Dirty Creek near Halfway Creek. It passes through the towns of [...] , [...] and [...]. The section between Korora and Woolgoolga runs largely parallel and adjacent to the Pacific Highway.