Bird Watching

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• Kepler Kea
  This photo of a kea was taken while walking the Kepler Track in Fiordland. You can see the beautiful shades of the feathers, from green through to tea...
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• Kea Eating
  Kea eating a bit of my apple on the Kepler Track, Fiordland. The Kea (Nestor notabilis) is one of seven parrot species endemic to New Zealand.
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• Looking Down on Kea
  Kea are amazing birds. They are legendary for their intelligence and curiosity, both vital to their survival in a harsh mountain environment. Studies ...
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• Naughty Kea
  The Kea are attracted by the prospect of food scraps from human habitation. Their curiosity leads them to peck and carry away unguarded items of cloth...
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• The Kea Appears
  Look at this cheeky guy checking us out! This photo was taken on the Kepler Track, Fiordland, New Zealand.
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• Side View of Kea
  Now uncommon, the Kea was once killed for bounty as it preyed on livestock, especially sheep, only receiving full protection in 1986. Together with lo...
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• Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony
  Waterfront Road, Oamaru
  The Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony is primarily a conservation area for blue penguins, the smallest penguin in the world, which naturally nest along the c...
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• White-faced Heron
  The white-faced heron is now the most common heron found in New Zealand. This photo was taken on the estuary behind Rabbit Island.
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• White-faced Heron 2
  Another shot of the white-faced heron searching for prey in the estuary behind Rabbit Island.
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• Black Swan at Lake Rotoiti
  The Black Swan (Cygnus atratus) was introduced to New Zealand as an ornamental waterfowl in 1864, although some have flown from Australia to New Zeala...
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