Kereru Shorts

Description: Acrylic painting inspired by a unique native. We often see these beautiful "kereru" or wood pigeons where I live in Auckland, New Zealand. Their feathers sound like rustling silk as they fly which means we usually hear them before we see them.

Description: This realistic digital illustration showcases the stunning New Zealand Pigeon (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae) perched gracefully on a moss-covered tree branch. Known for its vibrant green and purple plumage, this native bird symbolizes the rich biodiversity of New Zealand's forests, captured in fine detail for bird lovers and art enthusiasts.

Description: Kererū Among Native Leaves Celebrate the beauty of New Zealand's beloved Kererū with this vibrant stained glass-inspired artwork. Featuring the iconic native wood pigeon perched among lush native foliage, this design captures the bird's stunning iridescent plumage and peaceful presence in the forests of Aotearoa. Created in a detailed stained glass style, rich jewel-toned colours and intricate textures bring this magnificent bird to life. A perfect design for bird lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, nature admirers, and anyone who appreciates New Zealand's unique native species. Part of the New Zealand Native Birds – Stained Glass Collection. Perfect for: • Bird lovers • New Zealand wildlife enthusiasts • Nature lovers • Kererū fans

Description: A pattern of New Zealand birds doing science experiments. A funny design for a science teacher or student. The birds include kiwi, takahe, pukeko, fantail, weka, kereru, wood pigeon and rock wren. The birds are reading science books and conducting physics and chemistry experiments.