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Hi there,
As a school we took photos of our native bird sightings all year in 2010.
As a result, we also began charting the trees that they frequent.
We took year round photos of our Pohutukawa and Ti Tree.
Some of them have the Tui feeding on nectar.
Can we send you those links once we complete our work on them?
Best wishes
ulimasao
Hello ulimasao – sure, send us those links 🙂