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Artwork by A D Sutton (fineartnewzealand.com)
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Some Facts
About Fantails
Rhipidura fuliginosa
Habitat: Common to forests as well as semi-rural parks and gardens these little birds are instantly recognisable by their flitting darting flight. They will often follow a tramper or hunter through the bush feeding of the disturbed insects left in the person's wake.
They lay eggs in a cup shaped nest of moss and twigs. Their adaptation to human invasion has seen them remain with a successful and steady population.
Food: Flying insects.
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