FRONT: Waxeye on Red Hot Poker (image)
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Caption on Reverse:
The Waxeye (also Silvereye, Maori Tauhou) is one of New Zealand’s most abundant and widespread bird species, easily recognised by their white eye ring and olive green colouring. They feed mainly on insects, fruit and nectar, which they find aplenty in suburban gardens. Like the Tui and Bellbird they are equipped with a feathered tongue most suitable for gathering nectar from flowers such as this Red Hot Poker…
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