Native Birds    http://labarker.com/NZbirds.html

New Zealand Falcon | Blue Duck | Brown Kiwi | Great Spotted Kiwi
Little Spotted Kiwi | Weka | Kakapo | Kaka | Kea | Red-Crown Parakeet
Yellow-Crowned Parakeet | Orange-Fronted Parakeet | New Zealand Pigeon
Shining Cuckoo | Long-Tailed Cuckoo
Morepork | Rifleman | Bush Wren | Brown Creeper | Grey Warbler | Whitehead
Yellowhead | Fantail | Tit | Robin | Silvereye | Stitchbird | Bellbird | Tui
Saddleback | Kokako | New Zealand Thrush

Native Trees

http://www.gardens.co.nz/natives.cfm

The native flora of New Zealand is rich and unique having evolved in isolation for millions of years, because of this it has a distinctive look about it. No fewer than 80% of New Zealand's native plants and trees are endemic i.e. occurring here and nowhere else. Although few have showy flowers the variety of foliage colour, texture, and shape is unsurpassed. ARTICLES Medicinal uses of some New Zealand plants Species at Risk Native plants - descriptions and growing hints Puriri Trees Tree Ferns Native Grasses Versatile New Zealand Natives About Pohutakawa and Rata Native Plants suited to Shade Native Plants in Wendy's Garden Renga renga lily Hebes - Liddle Wonder's selections NURSERIES Mail Order Nurseries Naturally Native LINKS Planting with New Zealand Natives A database of NZ plant photos Forest Floor - Grow more trees Tree Fern Discussion Group Native plants in Coehaven - Otaki Tree Ferns Downunder The NZ West Coast Fern Co. NZ Horticulture Online - native plants & forum Forest Fungi of New Zealand Native Forest Action Project Crimson - saving our Pohutukawas The New Zealand Garden at Ventnor Botanic Gardens, Isle of Wight, UK. New Zealand Native Trees New Zealand Plant Conservation Network PHOTOS Fuchsia procumbens Fuchsia excorticata Tree Ferns & Ground Ferns NZ Clematis NZ Clematis and Rimu Mountain Flax Hebe Speciosa Kaka Beak 'Kaka King' Kaka Beak 'White Heron' Kowhai 'Dragon's Gold' Kumeraho Lophomyrtus 'Kathryn' Rewarewa Nikau Tree Fern Mamaku New Zealand Hibiscus Lancewood Puka