Native birds NZ

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two birds are sitting in a tree with yellow flowers
Tui in a Kowhai tree - NZ
a blue and brown bird sitting on top of a tree stump
an owl is perched on a tree branch
Morepork (Ruru)
Morepork (Ruru) : Birding NZ
a large bird standing on top of a lush green field
Kea [Nestor notabilis]
˚Kea [Nestor notabilis] - New Zealand mountain parrot
a black bird sitting on top of a tree filled with red and green leaves next to flowers
Artist by Nature: Art and Photography by Mandy Hague, Whakatane.
Artist by Nature: Art and Photography by Mandy Hague, Whakatane. : September 2010
a bird sitting on top of a tree filled with green leaves and red flowers in it's beak
Artist by Nature: Art and Photography by Mandy Hague, Whakatane.
Artist by Nature: Art and Photography by Mandy Hague, Whakatane. : September 2010
a white bird sitting on top of a pile of hay next to some bushes and mountains
Royal Albatross, Dunedin, New Zealand
a colorful bird flying over a lush green hillside
a small bird sitting on top of a tree branch next to red and green flowers
'Tui in Flax' by johngregory
Tui in Flax
a black bird sitting on top of a tree stump
kokako
kokako by blowback, via Flickr The Blue Wattled Crow. Almost became extinct and is still in danger. Greatest threat are Possums eating their eggs.
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a large bird standing on top of a rock covered ground next to a mountain side
About Wild Animals: A kea parrot at a New Zealand mountain top
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a small black bird sitting on top of a tree branch in front of some trees
NZ Tui
NZ Tui by __Wichid__, via Flickr
a colorful bird sitting on top of a rock
a black bird sitting on top of a tree filled with yellow flowers
Tui in a Kowhai Tree
The Tui is a NZ native and feeds on nectar amongst other things. Settlers called it the Parson Bird due to the white collar. This series is shot in Eastbourne, Wellington, where the Kowhai trees and thus the Tui are doing particularly well in the Spring.