 A mix of mud and semi-decayed plant fibre was just what this bird wanted for her nest. She was back for more every few minutes.
 The proliferation of these flowering cherry trees is a popular source of food for the tuis. For about four weeks every spring the blaze of colour attracts large numbers of birds.
 Tuis are regular visitors to our urban gardens. They are often seen feeding in camellia trees.
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AuthorMy intention with this page is to highlight one photo from each outing and tell its story in a couple of sentences. The subjects will vary - it will be whatever caught my eye or was most special on that day. Categories |
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