Kiwis Collection (page 2)

Stewart Island Brown Kiwi - leaving burrow
PJM-7-c Stewart Island Brown KIWI New Zealand Apteryx australis lawryi Pete & Judy Morrin Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Tokoeka / Stewart Island Brown Kiwi - female leaving breeding burrow 
PJM-8 Tokoeka / Stewart Island Brown Kiwi - female leaving breeding burrow Apteryx australis Pete & Judy Morrin Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Stewart Island Brown Kiwi / Tokoeka - emerging from sleepin quarters
DH-951 Stewart Island Brown Kiwi / Tokoeka - emerging from sleeping quarters Apteryx australis Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Kiwi Fruit
PPG-1063 Kiwi Fruit Actinidia chinensis Pascal Goetgheluck Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Tokoeka / Stewart Island Brown Kiwi - in burrow 
DH-953 Tokoeka / Stewart Island Brown Kiwi - in burrow Apteryx australis Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

North Island Brown Kiwi - drinking
DH-2739 BROWN KIWI - drinking North Island New Zealand Apteryx mantelli Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

North Island Brown Kiwi - foraging
DH-2737 North Island Brown Kiwi - foraging North Island, New Zealand Apteryx australis mantelli Don Hadden Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Lithographic Illustration: Brown Kiwi - from TZS 1835, original artwork by John & Elizabeth Gould
PM-9679 Lithographic Illustration: Brown Kiwi - from TZS 1835, original artwork by John & Elizabeth Gould New Zealand Apteryx australis Flightless birds Pat Morris Please note that prints are for

Brown Kiwi adult one standing in native Kauri forest with fallen Kauri twigs visible on ground Trounson Kauri Park
SAS-708 Brown Kiwi - adult one standing in native Kauri forest with fallen Kauri twigs visible on ground Trounson Kauri Park Scenic Reserve, Northland, North Island

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"Discover the Enchanting World of Kiwis: From Forest Dwellers to Delicious Fruits" In this captivating illustration from 1873, we catch a glimpse of the Brown Kiwi, as described by Buller. With its long beak poking into the ground, it tirelessly searches for food amidst fallen Kauri twigs in the native Kauri forest of Trounson Kauri Park Scenic Reserve in Northland, New Zealand. Moving on to modern times, we find ourselves in a Kiwi Plantation near Katikati, Bay of Plenty. Ripe kiwis hang gracefully from branches fixed to an artificial structure resembling vines. The sight is truly mesmerizing and showcases the abundance that these plants offer. Not far away, another spectacle awaits us - rows upon rows of kiwifruit plants adorned with ripe fruits hanging in bunches. This bountiful display near Katikati demonstrates why New Zealand has become renowned for its delicious and nutritious kiwifruits. Taking a closer look at these delectable fruits reveals their intricate cross-sections and numerous seeds. Each bite is bursting with flavor and packed with nutrients that make them a favorite among fruit enthusiasts worldwide. But let's not forget about our feathered friends. The Lesser Spotted Kiwi steals our attention with its unique appearance captured by A. Greensmith's lens. Apteryx owenii proudly represents New Zealand's diverse wildlife heritage. Beyond nature's wonders lies another aspect close to every Kiwi's heart – rugby league legend Tana Umaga. Known for his exceptional skills on the field, Umaga embodies the spirit and strength associated with both sport and nationhood. And what better way to celebrate this connection than through the powerful performance of Haka? The Kiwis unite as one force on sporting arenas worldwide, showcasing their passion and determination through this traditional Maori dance.