Tui

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Peter Gollagher
a blue and black bird sitting on top of a tree branch next to a green background
a close up of a bird with a white ball in it's beak and head
Mother Nature's Animals
New Zealand Tui have two voice boxes.
a close up of a bird with a piece of food in it's beak
Tui - Craig McKenzie ... Forest & Bird NZ
a black bird with white and blue feathers is flying in the air near green leaves
Tui flying
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 drawing of a blue bird sitting on top of a piece of paper with the letter u in it's center
Tui Bird
a painting of a bird with blue and purple feathers on it's back end
art print Jefri Margaret Petchell
Jefri - Margaret Petchell
a colorful bird sitting on top of a plant
Harakeke & Tui
a blue bird sitting on top of a black plate
The Cloaked One by Jane Crisp - prints
The Cloaked One - by Wellington artist, Jane Crisp. www.imagevault.co.nz
a small blue and brown bird sitting on top of a wooden branch with trees in the background
Tui -Tiritiri Matangi Island
Tui - got these motherfuckers living in our front yard and MY GOD do they make the weirdest noises
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a black bird sitting on top of a tree filled with red and green leaves next to flowers
Tui in kaka beak
Tui in kaka beak by StickEbeak, via Flickr
a black and blue bird sitting on top of a tree branch
Posed for flight - the Tui, only found in New Zealand. - SM Phillips
a colorful bird sitting on top of a wooden table next to a bowl and bamboo plant
Attracting and Feeding New Zealand Tui
Attracting and Feeding New Zealand Tui
a blue and brown bird sitting on top of a tree stump
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.