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Taken immediately after this one chased off two others from the tree.
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10 tui feeding in a single Kowhai tree.
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10 tui feeding in a single Kowhai tree.
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Singing in tree at 6:50am
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3 tui seperately feeding in this tree at 7:30am. Couldn't capture an image of the third.
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3 tui seperately feeding in this tree at 7:30am. Couldn't capture an image of the third.
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Feeding in Kowhai. 2 other tui also at same site, but couldn't get a good photo.
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Spotted a tui inside a kiekie plant feeding on the fruit. Also saw silvereye doing the same thing.
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Spotted a tui inside a kiekie plant feeding on the fruit. Also saw silvereye doing the same thing.
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Spotted a tui inside a kiekie plant feeding on the fruit. Also saw silvereye doing the same thing.
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A Tui keeping an eye on me from the Tui Tree.
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Photos of Tui's in our garden sipping nectar from what is commonly known as a Tui tree
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This Tui looks so regal in this shot. The light was beginning to fade at this stage.
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The sun was brighter in this shot and really shows the brilliant contrasting colours of the pinks from the Tui tree and the beautiful darker tones of the Tui
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Love this shot. Catching the swooping movement of the Tui with the blurred pink flowers.
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Tui in the bright sun sipping on sweet nectar of the Tui tree.
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Tui nest in a kawaka (Libocedrus plumose) beside the education rooms, Arataki Visitor Centre. Watched a tui fly into the nest, sit in it for about 10 mins, then fly out again. You can just make out the tui head through the twigs, center of first photo.
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Tui nest in a kawaka (Libocedrus plumose) beside the education rooms, Arataki Visitor Centre. Watched a tui fly into the nest, sit in it for about 10 mins, then fly out again. You can just make out the tui head through the twigs, center of first photo.
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Relatively common