
Kakariki - Red Crowned Parakeet It doesn't look quite like the picture of the native bird, so maybe it's some kind of hybrid. Or maybe we're looking at a big flock of feral parakeets on the rampage.
I caught another picture of the Kingfisher, still not a great one, but better I think.

And finally a huge spider that briefly took up residence on our balcony (the broom is a little over two inches wide). No ID on this one, though I'm thinking it may be a sheetweb.


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Cool spider!!! Is it poisonous?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'm thousands of miles away from that spider, Rob!
ReplyDeleteNice pictures!
ReplyDeleteThere is only one type of poisonous (or at least deadly poisonous) New Zealand spider, and even they are shy and tend to live away from humans. We have no snakes, and no deadly insects.
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