Birdwatching

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• Bushy Point fernbirds   (www.fernbirds.co.nz)

  Bushy Point fernbirds offers the most reliable views of South Island fernbird in New Zealand and in a unique habitat. This private reserve is minutes from Invercargill.

• Canary Breeder (www.canarybreeder.co.nz)

  New Zealands online Canary Club. Canary articles, message boards, links, club information, bird show dates and more.

• Janet E Marshall   (www.janetemarshall.co.nz)

  Site containing paintings of birds and flora.

• Kapiti Marine Charter   (www.kapitimarinecharter.co.nz)

  Discover some of the world's rarest birds. Daily charter ferry service between Paraparaumu Beach and Kapiti Island to see Kapiti Island's internationally renowned nature reserve and bird watching sancturay.

• New Zealand Birding Directory   (www.birdingnz.co.nz)

  A directory of New Zealand native birds.

• New Zealand Birding Sites (www.nzbirds.com/birding/birdwatching.html)

  Where to find NZ native birds and information about various species.

• New Zealand Birds (www.nzbirds.com)

  Extensive information about New Zealand's birds, endemic, native, introduced and extinct. It includes sections on birding, bird rescue, a weekly environmental journal, backyard birding and much more.

• New Zealand Birds and Birding   (www.newzealandbirds.co.nz)

  New Zealand's birds and birding.

• New Zealand Brown Teal   (www.brownteal.com)

  Information source about the critically endangered New Zealand Brown Teal. The site aims to provide quality upto date information about the species and the work going into recovering it from possible exinction.

• Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony   (www.penguins.co.nz)

  See blue penguins in Oamaru, the penguin capital of New Zealand.

• Oceanwings Birdwatching   (www.oceanwings.co.nz)

  Pelagic (ocean going) bird watching. Within close proximity of the beautiful Kaikoura Peninsula.

• Raptor Association of New Zealand   (www.ranz.org.nz)

  The Raptor Association of New Zealand (RANZ) is a group of like-minded individuals and organisations that have a common appreciation of and admiration for the raptors of New Zealand.