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”.
Looking up a slope on Kapiti Island at the forest cover. Underneath is a world of rare birds and...
The Koru shape is an important design in tattoo for the Maori. Its inspiration comes from an unfurling fern...
Pictured is a North Island Robin on Kapiti Island. Birds abound on this predator free island. It is a...
View of a wild Robin on Kapiti Island. Kapiti Island is a bird sanctuary for endangered New Zealand birds.
The New Zealand Robin is a protected endemic species of New Zealand. Both the Stewart Island Robin and South...
The Saddleback (Maori: Tieke) is a an endangered bird from New Zealand. It is black with an orange-brown saddle....
