The kererū is a large bird with iridescent green and bronze feathers on its head and a smart white vest. The noisy beat of its wings is a distinctive sound in our forests.
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Todays photo is of a Tīeke/saddleback in Polhill. The saddleback or tīeke belongs to New Zealand’s unique wattlebird family.
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Today’s photo is of New Zealand’s native kōtukutuku/tree fuchsia blooming in Catchpool Valley near Wellington.
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To celebrate Conservation Week, Auckland Zoo is hosting “close-up” wētā encounters in an effort to raise awareness about the conservation of our native wildlife.
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Winners of the RoyalCam ‘name the chick’ competition met Moana up close at Taiaroa Head yesterday.
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