Tuis are a native New Zealand bird. They lay 3-4 eggs in their nests over 14 days and feed their young with their beaks. Tuis eat nectar from plants, fruit, honey, and insects with no limits, and will not be harmed by overeating. They live in forests and trees on the North and South Islands as well as some offshore islands, building new nests each year. Tuis fly using their wings and feathers but also walk, flying to reach new habitats and walking to find food on the ground.

1. TUI
Do you know anything
about Tui’s?

2. BREEDING
Tui’s lay 3 to 4 eggs in 14 days.
Baby Tui’s are born in an egg.
They lay their eggs in their nest.
To lay their eggs they have to sit
on them.

3. DESCRIPTION
They do have a tail. The length of their
feet is 30 cm high. Tuis eyes colour is red
brown black blue. Their body colour is
brown black blue a little bit of red on their
beak. They do have ears. Tui’s are a nice
bird they don’t harm anyone.

4. SPECIAL FECHERS
Tui’s are a native bird.

5. DIET
Tuis eat Nectar from native plants,
honey, insects and fruit. They don’t have
a limit how much they eat. Nothing will
happen if they eat too much. Nothing will
happen if they eat too much. Tui’s eat with
their beak.

6. HABITATS
 Tui’s live in North Island West and South coast,
Stewart Island, Rakiuar and Chatham Island. People
and magpies can destroy tuis habitats like chopping
the trees chopping there nest, taking them and pulling
them apart. There habitats are where they live. Tuis
can make loads of habitats they don’t always live in the
same place. They live for 7 to 14 years.

7. MOVEMENT
Tuis can fly and walk. Tuis don’t have a
average how fast they can fly. Tuis fly because
they have feathers and wings. Their wings
make them fly. The best way for Tui’s is to fly.
They walk when they dig for food. They fly when
they want to go to their habitats.