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  1. Note that Nathan Odgers photographed a kererū (NZ wood pigeon) at Lincoln this morning. We hardly ever get kererū visiting Lincoln so if you're in the area keep an eye out for it.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/36

    #birds #nz #Lincoln #kererū #iNaturalistNZ

  2. Note that Nathan Odgers photographed a kererū (NZ wood pigeon) at Lincoln this morning. We hardly ever get kererū visiting Lincoln so if you're in the area keep an eye out for it.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/36

    #birds #nz #Lincoln #kererū #iNaturalistNZ

  3. Note that Nathan Odgers photographed a kererū (NZ wood pigeon) at Lincoln this morning. We hardly ever get kererū visiting Lincoln so if you're in the area keep an eye out for it.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/36

    #birds #nz #Lincoln #kererū #iNaturalistNZ

  4. Note that Nathan Odgers photographed a kererū (NZ wood pigeon) at Lincoln this morning. We hardly ever get kererū visiting Lincoln so if you're in the area keep an eye out for it.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/36

    #birds #nz #Lincoln #kererū #iNaturalistNZ

  5. Note that Nathan Odgers photographed a kererū (NZ wood pigeon) at Lincoln this morning. We hardly ever get kererū visiting Lincoln so if you're in the area keep an eye out for it.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/36

    #birds #nz #Lincoln #kererū #iNaturalistNZ

  6. It's that time again in Ōtautahi-Christchurch, NZ, when the fruit on the te kouka cabbage trees are at peak ripeness. That brings in the kererū to parts of the city.

    Here are some of my photos of kererū eating te kouka fruit in the city from this long weekend. It includes what I think is the first time I've seen a kererū on Rose Street (that's on one of my fortnightly survey routes, which I've run since 2008).

    inaturalist.nz/observations/34

    #kererū #Ōtautahi #Christchurch #nz #birds #iNaturalistNZ #frugivory #UrbanEcology #nature

  7. Behold, a feeding frenzy of Plum Sharks!

    Plum sharks AKA kererū, the NZ wood pigeon.

    Plums are in full fruit in Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ, at the moment. I was on Valley Road today in Cashmere there were at least 11 kererū feasting in the plum trees up the side of the road.

    I think plums are one of the big reasons that these birds venture down from the hills into the city at this time of year.

    inaturalist.nz/observations/33

    #birds #fruigivory #plums #Prunus #woodpigeon #pigeons #kererū #nz #Christchurch #nature #iNaturalist #iNaturalistNZ

  8. The kōwhai trees are in fabulous full bloom across Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ. They're blooming about a month late this year and are making up for that with a huge number of flowers.

    That's making the korimako and kererū in the Cashmere hills happy. The korimako are pollinating the kōwhai flowers, which I guess also makes the kōwhai happy, to the extent that a kōwhai tree can be happy. The kererū, on the other hand, are eating the kowhai's flowers and young leaves.

    korimako: inaturalist.nz/observations/31
    kererū: inaturalist.nz/observations/31

    #NZ #nature #Christchurch #Ōtautahi #birds #pollination #herbivory #Anthornis #Hemiphaga #kererū #korimako

  9. The kōwhai trees are in fabulous full bloom across Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ. They're blooming about a month late this year and are making up for that with a huge number of flowers.

    That's making the korimako and kererū in the Cashmere hills happy. The korimako are pollinating the kōwhai flowers, which I guess also makes the kōwhai happy, to the extent that a kōwhai tree can be happy. The kererū, on the other hand, are eating the kowhai's flowers and young leaves.

    korimako: inaturalist.nz/observations/31
    kererū: inaturalist.nz/observations/31

    #NZ #nature #Christchurch #Ōtautahi #birds #pollination #herbivory #Anthornis #Hemiphaga #kererū #korimako

  10. The kōwhai trees are in fabulous full bloom across Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ. They're blooming about a month late this year and are making up for that with a huge number of flowers.

    That's making the korimako and kererū in the Cashmere hills happy. The korimako are pollinating the kōwhai flowers, which I guess also makes the kōwhai happy, to the extent that a kōwhai tree can be happy. The kererū, on the other hand, are eating the kowhai's flowers and young leaves.

    korimako: inaturalist.nz/observations/31
    kererū: inaturalist.nz/observations/31

    #NZ #nature #Christchurch #Ōtautahi #birds #pollination #herbivory #Anthornis #Hemiphaga #kererū #korimako

  11. The kōwhai trees are in fabulous full bloom across Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ. They're blooming about a month late this year and are making up for that with a huge number of flowers.

    That's making the korimako and kererū in the Cashmere hills happy. The korimako are pollinating the kōwhai flowers, which I guess also makes the kōwhai happy, to the extent that a kōwhai tree can be happy. The kererū, on the other hand, are eating the kowhai's flowers and young leaves.

    korimako: inaturalist.nz/observations/31
    kererū: inaturalist.nz/observations/31

    #NZ #nature #Christchurch #Ōtautahi #birds #pollination #herbivory #Anthornis #Hemiphaga #kererū #korimako

  12. The kōwhai trees are in fabulous full bloom across Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ. They're blooming about a month late this year and are making up for that with a huge number of flowers.

    That's making the korimako and kererū in the Cashmere hills happy. The korimako are pollinating the kōwhai flowers, which I guess also makes the kōwhai happy, to the extent that a kōwhai tree can be happy. The kererū, on the other hand, are eating the kowhai's flowers and young leaves.

    korimako: inaturalist.nz/observations/31
    kererū: inaturalist.nz/observations/31

    #NZ #nature #Christchurch #Ōtautahi #birds #pollination #herbivory #Anthornis #Hemiphaga #kererū #korimako

  13. @aurynn @irix we have #KuneKune footprints or #Kererū footprints on the bottoms our boxes just waiting to be cut out and used to keep your place.

  14. Just a few coin purses fused and cut.
    Next up: fuse the labels then overlock the edges, then sew them up, and finally, trim, turn and press.
    How many do you reckon are here?
    And how many did you reckon I’ll get stitched in the next 24 hours (I’ll run out of zips for some…)?

    #Handmade #BuyNZMade #MadeInAotearoa #Sewing #Purses #NZNative #Birds #kereru #kea #weka #tui #ruru #tauhou #kakariki #kaka