A little info on them - kiwis are flightless birds that are native to New Zealand. They are nocturnal and about the size of a chicken. They are hard to spot in the wild and are on the endangered list.

We saw a pair at at zoo in Napier - or we barely saw a pair. They had low level lighting and you could see a round fuzzy with thin legs and a long beak.
I was inspired by the little guys - there were stuffed animal versions, ceramic, metal versions of them everywhere you looked.

This is Kiwi Silverfern - an avid fan of the ladies Netball team. Kiwi loves kiwis - the fruit that is.

And this is "Wellington Silverfern" - named after the capital of New Newland.
Though he is a "Silverfern", he supports team Black Ferns - the NZ's senior women's rugby team who are the most dominant team in Women's Rugby World Cup title. If you get a chance - check out the Black Ferns Haka.
There's a lot of New Zealand wrapped up in these little guys! Hope you enjoyed meeting them.
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