Feel the bird sound 🔊 The New Zealand bellbird, or Korimako, is a stunning songbird native to New Zealand's forests, known for its clear, bell-like calls that echo through the trees with pure, resonant notes, varying in pitch and rhythm. Its vibrant green plumage and white-tufted throat make it a captivating sight in the native bush. This species plays a vital role in pollination and seed dispersal, with an affinity for nectar-rich flowers, contributing to ecosystem balance. Facing threats like

3.8K views · 322 reactions | Have you ever heard a New Zealand Bellbird chorus? Check it out! | BirdNote | Facebook

1K views · 38 reactions | The korimako (New Zealand bellbird) small, shy, and full of song. Their chiming call is one of the defining sounds of Aotearoa’s forests, often the first note of dawn. | Dakota Brown Photography | Facebook

3.2K views · 74 reactions | The Bellbirds making us proud at The Takapuna Grammar Christmas Concert last night. Beautiful singing! Thank you for all the hard work, Ms Easterbrook and thanks for supporting your children, parents to get to early start practices before school! | Belmont Primary School (Auckland) | Facebook

35K views · 2.3K reactions | Good morning #Birds & #Nature! New Zealand bellbird calling, female, (Anthornis melanura) The New Zealand bellbird, also known by its Māori names korimako, makomako or kōmako, is a medium-sized species of honeyeater endemic to New Zealand. | BIRDS & Nature | Facebook