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”.
A Tui feeding from native New Zealand flax. Tui are endemic to New Zealand and are one of the...
The Saddleback (Maori: Tieke) is a an endangered bird from New Zealand. It is black with an orange-brown saddle....
Looking north-east from the peak on Kapiti Island. In view is the township of Paraparaumu on the North Island...
View looking south-east from the peak on Kapiti Island. In the background is the lower North Island with the...
Kaka on Kaipti Island. The plumage on the underside of a kaka ranges from red to orange and brown...
The robin of New Zealand refers to any of three birds including Petroica longipes of the North Island and...
