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$6,975.00 Item Cost Quantity Total Bangn Spade Kingfisher $25.00 5 $125.00 Bangn Spade Kereru $25.00 5 $125.00 Bangn Spade Fantail $25.00 5 $125.00 Mini Dragonfly $25.00 5 $125.00 Mini Monarch $25.00 5 $125.00 Mini Bee $25.00 5 $125.00 Mini Fairy $25.00 5 $125.00 Mini Tui $5.00 10 $50.00 Mini Fantai...

$2,250.00Firebox 1200W x 600H x 600D. The firebox opening is 1000W x 400H. The bottom of the firebox sits at 500H and the bottom of the opening at 620H. The overall height is 1800mm.

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The curious kea is the only alpine parrot on the world. The playful, inquisitive birds are well known for pecking at vehicles, sometimes causing damage. They are found only in the high altitude forests and alpine areas in the South Island. You will often hear them before you see them, with their sc...

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This regal bird has colonised New Zealand from Australia, being first recorded in 1861. They wade in shallow water and swing their spoon-shaped bill from side to side, filtering out invertebrates and fish. During the breeding season, birds grow distinctive long white feathers on the back of the hea...

New Zealand has three species of robin, the North Island; South Island; and black robin – found on the Chatham Islands. The black robin made a famous comeback from the brink of extinction – with Old Blue being the only surviving female able to lay fertile eggs. Robins regularly forage insec...

Pukeko are widely distributed throughout New Zealand – benefiting from the clearance of land for agriculture (but often causing hassle to cultivators). Birds nest in raupo swamps and other areas with clumps of rushes. Pukeko feed on the raupo and rushes, as well as other shoots, stems and leaves....

Make your outdoor living space come alive with your own Blazen-V collapsible fire pit. Whether you need to bring ambience to your yard, or want a sturdy fire pit for the beach or bach, the Blazen-V is for you. With stag inlays, the shadows created from this fire pit will be as unique as the animals...

Make your outdoor living space come alive with your own Blazen-V collapsible fire pit. Whether you need to bring ambience to your yard, or want a sturdy fire pit for the beach or bach, the Blazen-V is for you.Designed and made in New Zealand, from 4mm Corten steel, it comes collapsed in a hessian b...

Make your outdoor living space come alive with your own Blazen-V collapsible fire pit. Whether you need to bring ambience to your yard, or want a sturdy fire pit for the beach or bach, the Blazen-V is for you. With a New Zealand native forest scene inlay, the shadows created from this fire pit will...

$1,890.00Make your outdoor living space come alive with your own Blazen.Metal teardrop chiminea outdoor fireplace with woodbox. Whether you need a beautiful centrepiece to your patio, or to flare up your yard, this fireplace brings light and warmth to all outdoor areas, with the added bonus of integ...

Mount Tapuae-o-Uenuku, or Tappy, can be seen throughout Marlborough on a clear day. It is the highest point in New Zealand outside of the Southern Alps. Looming above the upper South Island, it was nicknamed ‘the watcher’ by Captain Cook, as he sailed past in 1770. This mountain was also a trai...

Kakapo are quirky, critically endangered, nocturnal, ground-dwelling parrots. They have an unusual ‘lek’ courtship display characterised by booming males – triggered in the south by the fruiting of rimu trees. Along with the fruits of rimu trees, kakapo feed on seeds, leaves and fruits of oth...

The national icon, we have five species of this unusual flightless bird. They are only birds in the world with nostrils at the end of its bill. They use the bill to detect earthworms and grubs beneath the surface.For your Bang’n kiwi you have the choice of traditional, koru, or worm inlay.Your Ba...

The boisterous tui are the largest and best known of New Zealand’s honeyeaters. They have distinctive white throat tufts, whirring flight sounds, and tuneful melodies intermixed with coughs, groans and rasps. They play an important role in pollinating flowers and dispersing seeds.For your tui on ...

.00 – $35.00 Price range .00 through $35.00Your house number is designed and made in New Zealand. It comes in two sizes – small measures a maximum of 200mm high, and large a maximum of 300mm high. Constructed from weathering steel, your house number will weather naturally, and settle into y...

New Zealand has three species of robin, the North Island; South Island; and black robin – found on the Chatham Islands. The black robin made a famous comeback from the brink of extinction – with Old Blue being the only surviving female able to lay fertile eggs. Robins regularly forage insec...

Makara Peak dominates the skyline at the south end of Karori. The peak is home to over 40km of mountain biking tracks, nestled in 250 hectares of regenerating native bush. This world-class network of trails is visited by over 80 000 people a year, to bike, walk and run.Your address will hang proudl...

Show the world where you live with this unique take on the ‘tree of life’. With your tree of wildlife, your house number will be arranged amongst an array of native New Zealand wildlife. Perfect for nature lovers.Your tree of wildlife measures 800mm (height) x 600mm (width). It is designed and ...

Show the world where you live with this unique take on the ‘tree of life’. With your tree of beach-life, your house number will be arranged amongst an array of all things ‘beachy’. Perfect for sun-tanners, summer lovers, and beach-houses, baches and cribs everywhere.Your tree of beach-life ...

Walter Peak stands above Lake Wakatipu at a height of 1800 metres. It takes its name from Cecil Walter Rees, the son of early explorer and surveyor, William Gilbert Rees. At the base of the mountain is the Colonel’s Homestead, on the Walter Peak High Country Farm – one of the first farms set up...

The huia was the largest of New Zealand’s wattlebird species. Sadly, the introduction of mammalian predators, and to a lesser extent human hunting, lead to the demise and ultimate extinction of huia around the 1920s. They showed the most dramatic sexual dimorphism of any bird species, with large ...

One Tree Hill, or Maungakiekie, is a prominent volcanic landmark, and was once the largest Māori pā in the country. The original native tree was cut down by a settler in 1852, with the replacement pine tree being attacked by Māori activists in 1994 and 2000, resulting in the tree being removed f...