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Harvard Flyover Mono - A classic Harvard aircraft flying over Napier, New Zealand for Art Deco 2020.
Harvard Flyover Mono
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Harvard Flyover B&W - A classic Harvard aircraft flying over Napier, New Zealand for Art Deco 2020.
Harvard Flyover B&W
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Harvard Flyover - A classic Harvard aircraft flying over Napier, New Zealand for Art Deco 2020.
Harvard Flyover
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Kuaka Connection - Kuaka (Godwit) are a sacred bird that navigates 29,000 km across oceans, from Alaska to Aotearoa where they nest in the Ahuriri estuary.
Kuaka Connection
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Autumn Trail Sunrise - Sunrise illuminating autumn poplar trees along the Tutaekuri riverbank.
Autumn Trail Sunrise
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Sunscope Sunrise Mono - This sculpture created by Vesica Aotearoa is installed at Napier's waterfront each year for the Art Deco Festival.
Sunscope Sunrise Mono
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Maraetotara Falls Revisited - The beautiful waterfall on the popular Maraetotara Historic Walk in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.
Maraetotara Falls Revisited
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Sunscope Sunrise - This sculpture created by Vesica Aotearoa is installed at Napier's waterfront each year for the Art Deco Festival.
Sunscope Sunrise
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Sunscope Sunrise - This sculpture created by Vesica Aotearoa is installed at Napier's waterfront each year for the Art Deco Festival.
Sunscope Sunrise
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Zero Cars - Hastings Street in Napier looking delightfully car free during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Zero Cars
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Port Ahuriri - Dusk and lights at the historic Ahuriri Port, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.
Port Ahuriri
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Hands Of Trees - Sun setting between trees, a grassy field in the foreground illuminated by summer light.
Hands Of Trees
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Tui In A Kowhai Tree - A gorgeous Tui seen in a flowering Kowhai tree.
Tui In A Kowhai Tree
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Tui In A Kowhai Tree - A gorgeous Tui seen in a flowering Kowhai tree.
Tui In A Kowhai Tree
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Tui In A Kowhai Tree - A gorgeous Tui seen in a flowering Kowhai tree. Tui are unique to New Zealand and belong to the honey-eater family, which means they feed mainly on nectar from flowers of native plants.
Tui In A Kowhai Tree
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