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Southern Black Backed Gull  The Southern Black Backed Gull grows up to 60 cm, with a white body featuring black upper parts. They're commonly found on coastal areas around New Zealand. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:7

Starling (Taringi)  The Starling is at home in open spaces, including urban, suburban and rural farming areas. They're covered in black plumage glossed with green and violet. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:8

Sth Island Pied Oystercatcher  The South Island Pied Oystercatcher has a long, straight, orangy-red bill and white under body. It's known as noisy due to its high pitched, piercing calls. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:19

Stitchbird (Hihi)  The Stitchbird, once virtually extinct, grows to 19 cm, has a yellow edged black breast and white plume behind each eye. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:14

Tomtit (Miromiro, Ngiru-Ngiru)  The Tomtit grows up to 13 cm, has a black upper, white under, and white stripes on it's wings and white flecks in the tail. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:17

Tui (Male)  The Tui is one of our most recognisable songbirds, with two large white plumes, and plummage glossed with metallic violet, copper, green and blue. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:87

Variable Oystercatcher  The Variable Oystercatcher can be found on coastlines throughout New Zealands. They mainly feed on molluscs such as mussels, limpets and similar delights. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:17

Welcome Swallow  The Welcome Swallow colonised New Zealand during the 1950s, grows to 15cm, has black-blue upper parts, a rusty coloured throat and a deeply forked tail. image: Photo Stock copyright: ©Snap Shotz E:No S:34

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