This is your chance to pick up a complete set of beautiful prints of our national icon.

North Island brown kiwi like the name suggest are found in the North Island.

Great spotted kiwi are rugged mountaineers with soft, mottled grey-brown plumage. They are the largest of all the kiwi – measuring about 45 cm tall.

Little spotted kiwi is the smallest kiwi species – about the size of a bantam hen. Even at adult size, little spotted kiwi are vulnerable to attack from stoats and other predators.

Ngai Tahu word tokoeka, which translates as “weka with a walking stick”. There are four distinct subspecies of tokoeka. The Haast Tokoeka are found on the West Coast of the South Island at Haast.

Rowi are New Zealand’s rarest kiwi, with about 500 birds. The only wild population is found at Okarito, near Franz Josef, on the West Coast of the South Island.

Each print measures 45cm wide 55 cm tall. Unframed.

These are limited edition (and numbered) This is for one of 250 numbered prints commissioned in 1993

October is Save Kiwi Month and all New Zealanders are urged to join the fight to save our national icon. The Great Kiwi Morning Tea is being held on 21st October to raise funds to continue the work of protecting kiwi and their habitat. Kiwis for kiwi are calling for everyone to get together at school, with friends, family or at work to share a Kiwi morning tea and collect donations. People wanting to host a morning tea can register at http://www.kiwisforkiwi.org. Online donations can also be made. Every $100 raised is enough to protect a kiwi for an entire year. Visit http://www.kiwisforkiwi.org to find out how to get involved and check out the delicious Great Kiwi Morning Tea recipes specially created by our new ambassador and chef, Michael Van de Elzen.