Meg Lipscombe
Tui: A Nest in the Bush
Craig Potton Publishing 2013 $29.99hb
120pp
ISBN 978 1 8775 1791 4
Themes: New Zealand birds /Photo diaries/ Tuis
On a spring morning in 2011 Meg Lipscombe noticed a
tui vanishing into a bush in her garden with a twig in its beak. She discovered
that a nest with two freckled eggs inside could be seen - and photographed - from her balcony.
This was the beginning of 37 days of intense observation and gives us an unique
picture of the growth and development of the chicks. The book is aimed at
adults but the simple text and careful photography (which really tells the story) means it can be used and
appreciated by quite young children.
Meg Lipscombe was given a Fellowship from the
Photographic Society of New Zealand in recognition of the excellence of this
series of tui photographs.
Adult (but suitable for all ages)
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