File:Hihi feeder in the bush.jpg
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| Description | Bird feeder in Zealandia, providing sugar water as supplementary food for hihi (stitchbird). The wire mesh sides prevent larger nectar-feeding birds such as tui from accessing the food, but the feeders are also frequently visited by bellbirds. These stainless steel hihi feeders replaced older ones in 2021. |
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