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New Zealand Fantails are very small, extremely fast. Fantail birds are instantly recognisable by their fanned tails and the high speed at which they flit around explore-new-zealand.com/nz-fantail-piw… #nzbirds #newzealand #nzwildlife #fantails
Kereru is the native pigeon of New Zealand. As Kereru bird?s wings do make lots of noise when they are flying you will most likely hear its wings before you see it explore-new-zealand.com/nz-native-pige… #nzbirds #newzealand #birds #kereru
New Zealand Little Shag species of cormorant has a range of plumage colours that make them appear to be several different species when in fact they are the same explore-new-zealand.com/nz-little-shag… #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand
Otorohanga Kiwi House & Native Bird Park in the North Island plays its part in the important conservation efforts of wildlife parks across New Zealand explore-new-zealand.com/otorohanga-kiw… #newzealand #kiwi #nzbirds #wildlife
New Zealand Takahe are precious birds, once considered extinct until discovered surviving in the Murchison Mountains in 1948, Fiordland explore-new-zealand.com/nz-south-islan… #takahe #predatorfreeNZ #NZbirds
Did you know New Zealand is home to the stunning Australasian Crested Grebe? Discover more about them and the efforts to protect their habitat. explore-new-zealand.com/nz-australasia… #NewZealand #NZBirds #BirdsOfNZ
Pied Shag bird colonies breed and feed mostly on the New Zealand coast and in estuaries and harbours but they do also sometimes inhabit inland freshwater lakes explore-new-zealand.com/nz-pied-shag.h… #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand
The waters of New Zealand are where you can witness the Australasian Crested Grebe's spectacular courtship rituals. Find out more about this native bird? explore-new-zealand.com/nz-australasia… #NewZealand #NZBirds #NZWildlife
Spotted! A sleepy ruru (morepork) by Field Team Member Tilde 🦉 Have you seen a ruru before? Share your stories below! #FieldTeamFinds #NZBirds #Birds #NewZealand #WaihekeWildlife #Ruru #Morepork
New Zealand Shags. Kawau Tui, or Little Black Shag, is one of the smaller species of the cormorants and I would say it's my favourite! (Phalacrocorax sulcirostri) explore-new-zealand.com/nz-little-blac… #birds #NZbirds #newzealand
New Zealand Pied Shags, Karuhiruhi, have conservation status of threatened and recovering. Find out about these large black and white cormorants in NZ explore-new-zealand.com/nz-pied-shag.h… #birdlife #nzbirds #newzealand
New Zealand Spotted Shag, Parekareka, are endemic to New Zealand with a conservation status of not being under threat explore-new-zealand.com/nz-spotted-sha… #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand
New Zealand Shags. 12 of the 36 species of cormorant in the world live on and around New Zealand, 8 of which are endemic to NZ explore-new-zealand.com/nz-shags-cormo… #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand
New Zealand Sacred Kingfisher birds have several other names... New Zealand kingfisher, kotare, tree kingfisher, wood kingfisher, and green kingfisher explore-new-zealand.com/nz-sacred-king… #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand
16042024 shows a New Zealand falcon (Kārearea) in flight - a bird that's perfectly designed for fast flight, agile manoeuvrability and the ability to strike its target with stealth and precision. #blackstallionphotography #igallopfree #bird #wildlife #newzealand #nzbirds #falcon
The Little Shag species, Kawau Paka (Phalacrocorax melanoleucos), is small in comparison to other cormorant species in New Zealand explore-new-zealand.com/nz-little-shag… #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand
Kiwi are unique flightless nocturnal birds with poor eyesight that are endemic to New Zealand explore-new-zealand.com/nz-kiwi.html #birdlife #NZbirds #newzealand #conservation #predatorfreeNZ
