New Zealand locals!
A pukeko and his reflection.
On the same theme, a pied stilt and his reflection.
Tawharanui sunset.
Watching pukeko social interactions took up a good piece of our time!
We also conducted a side project on supplemental feeding in endangered pateke.
The beach at Tawharanui is one of the main attractions of the park.
It's easy to see why!
It rains a lot, which means that there are also a lot of rainbows.
The tui, an iconic New Zealand bird, and one of my favourites.
Tawharanui is an Open Sanctuary, and saddlebacks were recently re-introduced! For more information, check out this article.
A pukeko adult and juvenile.
A noble-looking pukeko!
A pohutukawa tree (a.k.a., New Zealand Christmas tree) in bloom.
Beautiful sunrise over Christian Bay.
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