5 Reasons Why Kiwi Park is the Ultimate Family Destination!
January 6, 2024
5 Reasons Why Kiwi Park is the Ultimate Family Destination! Attention all families seeking adventure, fun, and unforgettable memories –
5 Reasons Why Kiwi Park is the Ultimate Family Destination! Attention all families seeking adventure, fun, and unforgettable memories –
We’re thrilled to announce a momentous occasion at Kiwi Park in Queenstown – the hatching of our first kiwi chick
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These magnificent creatures are not only known for their chonky appearance but also for their crucial role in maintaining the
We’re excited to bring you the latest updates from Kiwi Park. It’s been a while since our last update, so
Kia ora from Kiwi Park Queenstown! As we welcome the start of spring, there’s excitement in the air with the
Kia ora from Kiwi Park Queenstown! As we welcome the start of spring, there’s excitement in the air with the
Just wanted to share some cute photos with you 🤗
Hope you enjoyed them as much as we do!
🦜 species: Yellow-crowned kākāriki
📸 credit: @birdoclock
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Love this Reel made by some awesome visitors during their trip to the park earlier this year 🫶
Thanks, Rebecca and Sebastián for such a cool wee video and allowing us to share.
🤳 credit: @reb.and.seb
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Just a cosy wee kiwi catching some 💤`s
Spot our male breeding kiwi, Atawhai, getting his beauty rest in his burrow!
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A little kea concert. 🦜🎶
Recently, our kea had a chance to experience something totally new—a live guitar performance! As part of their sound enrichment, it was a really cool opportunity for them to experience live music for the first time. Safe to say they were pretty curious about the whole thing.
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Here’s your daily dose of cute birds, as prescribed!
📸 credit: @nzbirdielife
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As we come to the pointy end of @beeawaremonthnz in Aotearoa New Zealand, we thought we’d share some simple actions you can easily implement that make a big difference for our bees:
- Plant native, bee-friendly plants like mānuka to support their food sources.
- Choose garden sprays and products that are safe for pollinators, ensuring a bee-friendly environment.
- Choose locally sourced honey to support sustainable beekeeping practices.
For a closer look into the fascinating world of bees, you can visit our Honey Bee Centre. It’s a cool way to learn more about the role bees play in sustaining our ecosystem, try some local honey, and it’s included in your park ticket!
#beeaware #newzealand #aotearoa #conservation #honeybees
You’re being watched! Can you spot her? 👀
Our girl Rui showing she has some pretty good camouflage skills that help her sneak up on unsuspecting prey.
Kārearea/New Zealand Falcon are one of the few species that actively hunt in New Zealand forests.🦅
#newzealand #conservation #wildlife #birds
Just some birbs being birbs. 🤎
I don`t know about you, but sometimes, just a little bird watching is all it takes to brighten up my day.
Remember, if you are in Queenstown and need your feather fix, pop into the park to hang out with some of Aotearoa New Zealand`s most awesome native birds.
📸 @nzbirdielife
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Snack time! 🦜
One of our awesome volunteers making sure our Antipodes Island Parakeet keep a balanced and nutritious diet.
📸 @nzbirdielife
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That`s peak physique 💪
The kererū (New Zealand wood pigeon) will fluff their feathers up for insulation to help keep themselves warm. It`s an ideal ability for days like today when we get a spring snowfall.
It`s also a really cool trait that makes them look like serious units that spend way too much time at the gym. 💪
#kererū #wildlife #bird #newzealand #conservation
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