Kiwi are normally nocturnal, and to see one usually requires going out at night, along with infrared scope and red flashlight. They can go out in daylight if they were unable to feed in the dark.
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Category: 2026
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Te Puia Mārama, 2026 March 08
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Te Puia, Whakarewarewa, 2026 March
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Kayaking on Rotomahana, 2026 March 07
A timelapse x8 showing our route back from Pink Terrace/Otukapuarangi Geyser along the shore to the boat docks and landing.
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Mokena Geyser, Te Aroha, 2026 February 28
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Pōhutu Geyser, Whakarewarewa, 2026 March
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Orakeikorako, 2026 March 05
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Waiotapu Mudpot, 2026 March 02 & 03
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Tokaanu Thermal Reserve, 2026 February 28 & March 02
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Rotomahana Steaming Cliffs, Waimangu, 2026 March 07
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Sapphire Geyser, Orakeikorako, 2026 March 05
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Iodine Geyser, Waimangu, 2026 March 07
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Pink Terrace/Otukapuarangi Geyser, Rotomahana, 2026 March 07
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Kereru Geyser, 2026 March
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Kuirau Park #648 & Parekohoru
Spring numbers are based on my interpretations of the Kuirau Park Hot Springs map by A.Cody, 1998. I'm not sure if "Parekohoru" on the map refers to a particular spring, or is a name for the group of springs shown here.
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