TLWR News/Blog

We first spotted the female duck with her ducklings when they were a day old....

We found this little cirl bunting in a drain…

This young goldfinch was found absolutely naked and wing-rowing across the tar-seal outside the studio's property after some hedge trimming had occurred…

Rapaura came to us via Rapaura School. A postman had come across the very young and very weak cormorant while out making mail deliveries and dropped it off to the school, who in turn dropped her to us…

We got a phone call a couple of weeks after Rapaura, the cormorant, was released. Apparently there was a sick cormorant down on Rarangi beach.

This little hedgehog began wandering past my studio on a daily basis.

We found these two baby blackbirds (often mistaken for baby thrushes) abandoned on the ground after huge winds ripped through.

While out walking early evening in December 2020, we heard some pretty awful cries coming from the drain.

We were so delighted to have a kingfisher come to us needing some help.

When Parry came to us he wasn't much more than a couple of days old.

and there was a goldfinch nest that was of particular interest, which had four eggs...

This little waxeye (or silvereye) was found slightly dazed, sunburnt, dehydrated, and distraught.

On the 20/12/21 after a leaf trimmer had been through the vineyard we spotted four fairly newly hatched baby birds deep in the centre of a grape plant.