[Tweeters] Birding NZ?

[Michael Hellen via Tweeters]

Hi Jim,

I’ve never heard of Waybill Birding Tours. It looks interesting but can’t vouch for them. I live in Auckland, NZ now and know of quite a few places for birding. I’m sure their tour goes to many of them. Also, there are some good Facebook groups for birding. New Zealanders like to use them to share photos and such. Is there anything you are looking for in particular? Locations? New Zealand is about the size of California and the roads can be a bit slow and windy, so it will take some time to get around.

Here’s my website if you want to get an idea of what to see. I’m more of a photographer than a birder but enjoy finding birds when I can.

https://www.michaelhellen.com/

Take care

Michael




> On Jul 31, 2024, at 3:02 AM, Jim Betz via Tweeters <tweeters at u.washington.edu> wrote:

> 

> Hi all,

> 

>   Anyone out there used "Wry" birding tours in New Zealand?  Good experience?  If not

> 

> Wry have you used a different tour operator in NZ?

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> 

>   NZ is a fantastic place - with the one large drawback that it is an 18-hour flight to get

> 

> there (or more).  But the number and variety of endemic species in NZ is amazing and

> 

> the ability to get to/see/hear them is great.

> 

> - Jim

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