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Royal spoonbills in New Zealand primarily inhabit coastal wetlands, estuaries, and lagoons. They are often found in areas with shallow waters rich in food sources, such as mudflats and mangroves. Breeding colonies are typically located in trees or on the ground near water bodies. While they are widespread, they are most commonly observed in the North Island and parts of the South Island.

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