Inverted — New Zealand Tui Pollination Dance

Upside down, curved beak reaching up into the bloom — the Tui will do whatever it takes to get to the nectar. This acrobatic feeding position is one of the most distinctive and delightful behaviours of New Zealand's native honeyeater.

A fine art wildlife print by Steve Couper, capturing the Tui mid-pollination dance in a Kowhai tree — the moment where agility, adaptation, and spring abundance all come together.

• The acrobatic angle — upside-down feeding behaviour rarely captured this clearly
• Available in multiple sizes to suit any space
• Choose your medium: Hahnemühle Photo Rag — 308gsm cotton rag with a matte finish and exceptional tonal depth, or Chromaluxe Metal — vivid colour on a sleek aluminium panel, ready to hang
• Ships worldwide from New Zealand

Order yours today and bring New Zealand's spring magic into your space.