The New Zealand Pigeon (Maori: kererū) is endemic to New Zealand. They are a large bird with iridescent green and bronze feathers and a white belly. Their wings make a whooshing sound, so can be easy to spot.
They are the only disperser of seeds for some native tree species, so are an important forest bird. While they are common on the Westcoast of the South Island, their numbers are in decline elsewhere.
In honor of the soldiers who left for World War I from the Featherston Military Camp, a unique commemorative...
View of Wainuiomata from the Remutaka Range located in the southern North Island. Also in view are the western...
Walking trails in the Remutaka Forest Park contain numerous walking bridges to get you across creeks that flow through...
View of the Remutaka Hill Road which connects Wellington to the Wairarapa. The road also marks the boundary between...
The Five Mile Track within the Remutaka Forest Park, more specifically in Catchpool Valley, is an easy walk that...
Observing the hills leading towards Wainuiomata from the summit of a ridge in the Remutaka Range, precisely along the...
A mountain slope in the Remutaka ranges with the Wairarapa plains in the background. This range separates Wairarapa to...
These trees moved down a steep hillside due to a slip or small landslide. The trees appear to have...
