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81 cm., 2 kg, black above, face from above eye and all underparts white except for black thighs, long grey bill, eye-ring blue, feet black.
Distinctively coloured, large black and white coloured seabird. Pied shags have a large and distinctive hooked beak. Breeds throughout New Zealand with...
81 cm., 2 kg, black above, face from above eye and all underparts white except for black thighs, long grey bill, eye-ring blue, feet black.
Distinctively coloured, large black and white coloured seabird. Pied shags have a large and distinctive hooked beak. Breeds throughout New Zealand with...
This endemic is the smallest bird in NZ. This bird was using the nest box provided in a small wooded area near Kaikoura, part of field study by the University of Canterbury.
Disappeared from mainland due to rat predation. A small population now breeding well on Tiri Tiri Matangi Island, a specially protected rat free island.
The little shag is easily distinguished by its smaller size. Numbers have increased dramatically in recent years. A freshwater and coastal species, but rarely seen offshore. Found throughout New Zealand, Australia and Indonesia. The smallest shag [56 cm., 700 g] found in New Zealand. Plumages...
Often mistaken for the introduced Skylark but has longer tail and no crest on head. Nests in cup shaped nest on the ground, tends to avoid open grassland for rougher country, prefers to walk and run like Skylark but sings from perch not in sky. Insectivorous. Always moving, best i could do out...
This large pigeon is a common endemic in New Zealand. We photographed this one on our trip to the Kapiti Island Nature Sanctuary, near Wellington, NI, NZ.