Description
A male hihi or stitchbird perches briefly on a branch after leaving a feeding station at Zealandia sanctury in Wellington. Hihi are one of New Zealands rarest birds with only a few populations at pest free bird sancturies.They're at the bottom of the pecking order amongst nectar feeders and even in the pest free sanctuaries require necar feeding stations to flourish.
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