The New Zealand Bellbird, (Maori: Korimako or Makomako) is endemic to New Zealand. It has a green-yellow colour. It got its European name from explorer Captain James Cook who noted about its song, “it seemed to be like small bells most exquisitely tuned”.
Close up of the rare New Zealand Robin (Toutouwai) on Kapiti Island. The island is a bird sanctuary.
View looking south-east from the peak on Kapiti Island. In the background is the lower North Island with the...
The Saddleback (Maori: Tieke) is a an endangered bird from New Zealand. It is black with an orange-brown saddle....
Close up view of the endemic New Zealand Robin. This bird belongs to the North Island species which is...
Western view from the highest peak on Kapiti Island looking out toward the Tasman Sea. The Tasman is the...
The New Zealand Robin is a protected endemic species of New Zealand. Both the Stewart Island Robin and South...
The robin of New Zealand refers to any of three birds including Petroica longipes of the North Island and...
View of Kapiti Island from the Paekakariki Hill Road lookout on the North Island.
