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THis little fella (i'm not sure if its a boy or a girl?) was hanging out on the flax bushes outside Jesters cafe in Tasmen, New Zealand
hĆ ng trĆŖn: ThĘ°Ę”ng_cįŗ§m micrĆ“...Nhi...TĆ¢m_bį» che mįŗ·t Ć¹i...TrĆŗc...Hįŗ£i "bE"...Hįŗ£i "P/S"...
hĆ ng dĘ°į»i: Hįŗ£o...ThĆ”i...tui nĆ
One of the classic New Zealand birds is the tui with his black body and white tufts of neck feathers.
Tui in Kowhai tree singing. Apparently when you can see a Tui's beak opening but can hear no sound it's singing at a frequency that humans can't hear.
trĘ°į»c cį»a fĆ²ng tį»„i tį» Äįŗ„y, cĆ”i fĆ²ng nĆ y Äiį»u hoĆ thƬ hį»ng mĆ Äįŗ·c biĆŖt gį»i cį»§a tį» hĆ“i kinh khį»§ng nhĆ”, hok nįŗ±m Äc huhu
Out once again photographing Tui's. They make wonderful subjects and soon they will be gone again up country. So I'm making the most of them.
Tui, who has been nic named Fred who lives in the Camellia Bush out the front of Mum and Dad's place here in Matamata
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