Birds

This young falcon was release on to Kakepuku

Hen NZ Falcon raised in captivity but can still capture live birds and rodents which venture within striking distance.

NZ Limited Edition PrintImage size in millimetres: 250 x 350Edition of 100 digital prints titled, signed and numbered by Greg Straight below the image in pencil.Contemporary NZ print of two tui birds perching on a stylised fern frond. The disctinctive shape of the fern frond represents new life in New Zealand art, it is the basis for the famous koru motif that recurs in Maori art and design.Like Two Tui by NZ printmaker Greg Straight? We have more prints like this one for sale in these…

Tui in a Kowhai tree - NZ

Tuis - Ceramic - Craig Fletcher. One of my favourite New Zealand birds.

Fantail (piwakawaka) in flight. (Rhipiduridae) Fantails use their broad tails to change direction quickly while hunting for insects, which they do in flight.

Huia - This uniquely beaked bird, once endemic to the North Island of New Zealand, became extinct in the early 20th century after museum demand for mounted specimens reached a peak. Due in part to the bird's popularity as a mascot and national symbol within New Zealand.

NZ Fantail

New Zealand Falcon, male. North Island, New Zealand. Photo by Gavin Emmons.

T.E.R:R.A.I.N - Taranaki Educational Resource: Research, Analysis and Information Network

Karearea (New Zealand Falcon)