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Original Tūī in Korowai - Olivia Wirepa Original Framed ArtworkThis stunning, original artwork adds a touch of elegance to any interior space, whether it be in a home or office setting. A beautiful handmade piece of Aotearoa.Framed original Tūī in Korowai, Completed in archival fine ink pen on H...

Original Strut Rockwren in Boots - Olivia Wirepa Original Framed ArtworkThis stunning, original artwork adds a touch of elegance to any interior space, whether it be in a home or office setting. A beautiful handmade piece of Aotearoa.Framed original Strut - Rockwren in boots, completed in archival f...

Sparrow In Gumboots Olivia Wirepa The common Sparrow (House Sparrow) was introduced into New Zealand in about 1860. They are sociable, flocking birds that are rarely found alone. Sparrows tend to live in areas of human habitation, such as cities, farms & towns. A Sparrow will live for about four yea...

Wax Eye w/ Glasses Olivia Wirepa The Wax Eye (Silver Eye or Tauhou) is a small bird that is thought to have self-migrated to New Zealand in the early 1800s. It is a flocking bird that flits about through the bushes but is also capable of making longer flights. The Wax Eye is a monogamous bird, small...

Kea w/ Keys Olivia Wirepa The Kea is the world's only alpine parrot & is native to the South Island of New Zealand. It is a large, strong bird & also, one of the world's most intelligent birds, able to teach itself how to turn on taps & unlock doors. The Kea nests within the native forest, but are a...

Tomtit w/ Headphones Olivia Wirepa The Tomtit of which there are five species is a small bird with a large head that is native to New Zealand. The Māori name for the North Island Tomtit is Miromiro, while in its South Island relative is called Ngirungiru. The Tomtit lives in native bush & forest ar...

Fantail w/ Necklace Olivia Wirepa The New Zealand Fantail ( Pīwakawaka) is a friendly & energetic little bird. The comparatively large fan-shaped tail, by which it has earned its name, enables it to perform amazing mid-air acrobatics making it one of the most agile birds in flight. In Māori legend...

Falcon w/ Pounamu Olivia Wirepa The New Zealand Falcon (Karearea) is a native of New Zealand. It is an aggressive brd of prey & an incredible hunter. It feeds during the day, mainly, on other small birds. The Falcon can reach phenomenal speeds during flight & is also extremely agile - even capable o...

Sacred Kingfisher Olivia Wirepa The Sacred Kingfisher is found in New Zealand, Australia & parts of the pacific. Its Māori name is Kotare, meaning a watchful sentry, in reference to its nature of sitting up high, watching & then swooping in for its prey. It is referred to as the sacred kingfisher b...

Robin On Roller Skates Olivia Wirepa The South Island Robin (Totutouwai) lives only in the South Island & Stewart Island of New Zealand. It is approximately the size of a sparrow. It is distinguishable by its long legs & upright posture. The South Island Robin lives in mature forests & bushes. They ...

Ruru In Slippers - Olivia Wirepa The Ruru (Ninox novaeseelandiae), also called the Morepork or Tasmanian spotted owl, is a small brown owl found throughout New Zealand and Tasmania. Its name is derived from its two-tone call. Four subspecies of the morepork are recognized, one of which is extinct a...

Bubble Olivia Wirepa The Wax Eye (Silver Eye or Tauhou) is a small bird that is thought to have self-migrated to New Zealand in the early 1800's. It is a flocking bird that flits about through bush but is also capable of making longer flights. The Wax Eye is a monogamous bird, smaller than the spar...

Top Hat Magpie Olivia Wirepa The Australian Magpie was introduced to New Zealand in the 1860's to help control pest insects in both the North & South Islands of New Zealand. It's distinctive, shiny, black & white feathers make it a visually striking bird. It is known to be particularly aggressive to...

Rock Wren Snowboarding Olivia Wirepa The little Rock Wren (Piwauwau), is New Zealand's only alpine bird. It is found in the Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island. It spends most of its time on the ground, hopping & bobbing about in search of food. When the Rock Wren does fly, it does so close ...

Rifleman with Cape - Olivia Wirepa The Rifleman (Titipounamu) is a native New Zealand bird. They are found throughout New Zealand, living in mature bush & forests, mainly at higher altitudes. They are tiny birds with extremely short tails & relatively long beaks. The males have attractive, bright gr...

Rock Wren w/ Binoculars - Olivia Wirepa The little Rock Wren (Piwauwau), is New Zealand's only alpine bird. It is found in the Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island. It spends most of its time on the ground, hopping & bobbing about in search of food. When the Rock Wren does fly, it does so clo...

Kingfisher on Watering Can - Olivia Wirepa The sacred kingfisher, kingfisher, Halcyon sancta - a native species with mainly electric blue plumage, often seen perched on power lines, or on branches and rocks near water. Limited Edition Giclée Print: 100 Medium: Ink & Water Colour Paints Paper Stock...

Kingfisher on Clothes Line - Olivia Wirepa The sacred kingfisher, kingfisher, Halcyon sancta - a native species with mainly electric blue plumage, often seen perched on power lines, or on branches and rocks near water. Limited Edition Giclée Print: 100 Medium: Ink & Water Colour Paints Paper Stock...

Tui with Microphone - Olivia Wirepa The tūī, parson bird, Prosthemadera novaeseelandiae - a songbird that imitates other birds' calls and has glossy-black plumage and two white tufts at the throat. Limited Edition Giclée Print: 100 Medium: Ink & Water Colour Paints Paper Stock: 340gsm - Fine Ar...

Rock Wren On A Unicycle Olivia Wirepa The little Rock Wren (Piwauwau), is New Zealand's only alpine bird. It is found in the Southern Alps of New Zealand's South Island. It spends most of its time on the ground, hopping & bobbing about in search of food. When the Rock Wren does fly, it does so close...

Rockwren on Skateboard - Olivia Wirepa The Rockwren, Xenicus gilviventris - small endemic alpine bird with a very short tail, the male being dull green above, grey-brown below, the female olive-brown. Found near the tree-line of the South Island mountains. Related bush wren, with similar Māori name...

- Olivia Wirepa The tūī is a large, distinctive bird found only in New Zealand. It is a member of the honeyeater family and is one of the most common and widespread birds in the country. They have a striking appearance, with iridescent blue-black plumage that shimmers in the sunlight. They also ha...

- Olivia Wirepa The tūī is a large, distinctive bird found only in New Zealand. It is a member of the honeyeater family and is one of the most common and widespread birds in the country. They have a striking appearance, with iridescent blue-black plumage that shimmers in the sunlight. They also ha...

- Olivia Wirepa The rockwren (also known as pīwauwau, mātuitui, or tuke) is a small, brown New Zealand bird. It is endemic to the South Island and is found in alpine and subalpine areas. Rock wrens are about the size of a sparrow and have a short, rounded tail. They are insectivores and feed on in...