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Rifleman - Tītitipounamu📍 Zealandia, Wellington🟢 Status: Endemic🟡 Conservation: Not Threatened📸 Shot on the Z8 with a 3...
09/04/2026

Rifleman - Tītitipounamu
📍 Zealandia, Wellington
🟢 Status: Endemic
🟡 Conservation: Not Threatened

📸 Shot on the Z8 with a 300mm f/4 PF
S: 1/800 • A: f/4.5 • ISO: 4000

The rifleman is generally considered to be New Zealand’s smallest bird. It is one of only two surviving species within the ancient endemic New Zealand wren family. Riflemen are small forest-dwelling insectivores, and are constantly on the move, producing a characteristic ‘wing-flicking’ while moving through the canopy and foraging up and down tree trunks.

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One, Sheep… Two, Rugged Landscapes… Three, Remote Location what else describes New Zealand much like this image! 🇳🇿 ...
06/04/2026

One, Sheep… Two, Rugged Landscapes… Three, Remote Location what else describes New Zealand much like this image! 🇳🇿

New Zealand Lunar Eclipse - 2026 Z8 + Nikon 300PF F41/1000 F1.6 ISO160 Stacked Image
03/03/2026

New Zealand Lunar Eclipse - 2026

Z8 + Nikon 300PF F4

1/1000 F1.6 ISO160 Stacked Image

Cane Toad📍 Toowoomba QLD📸 Shot on the Z8 with a 300mm f/4 PFS: 1/50 • A: f/4 • ISO: 800Cane toads are an invasive speci...
20/02/2026

Cane Toad
📍 Toowoomba QLD

📸 Shot on the Z8 with a 300mm f/4 PF
S: 1/50 • A: f/4 • ISO: 800

Cane toads are an invasive species introduced to Australia in 1935 in an attempt to control the cane beetle population, which was damaging sugar cane crops. However, the toads quickly became a problem, as they are toxic to many native predators and have few natural predators in Australia.

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Willie Wagtail📍 Toowoomba QLD🟢 Status: Native AUS/NZ🟡 Conservation: Vagrant📸 Shot on the Z8 with a 300mm f/4 PFS: 1/125...
17/02/2026

Willie Wagtail
📍 Toowoomba QLD
🟢 Status: Native AUS/NZ
🟡 Conservation: Vagrant

📸 Shot on the Z8 with a 300mm f/4 PF
S: 1/1250 • A: f/4 • ISO: 800

The willie wagtail is much like an oversized, noisier, black-and-white version of the New Zealand fantail, to which it is closely related. The willie wagtail is a widespread and familiar bird in Australia. Like the fantail, the willie wagtail wags its tail from side-to-side, unlike the unrelated “true” wagtails, which bob their tails up-and-down.

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