Adult with juvenile foraging at a safe place close to the lake edge away from the boats and jet skis.

Fungal leaf spot on Pseudopanax arboreus (five-finger).

Common along areas where the track followed the edge of the lake.

Noisy flock foraging at the lake edge.

Common at wet areas where the track passed by the lake edge.

Fresh poo, and browsed leaves & flower stalks from Pseudopanax arboreus (five-finger) on the track. Most of the P. arboreus, from seedlings to trees, around the lake track were heavily browsed.

Common.

Female. Maybe a juvenile? Bird made a lot of short contact calls.

Common.

Plants growing on a kohuhu (Pittosporum tenuifolium) trunk overhanging the lake edge track.

Noisy flock foraging at the lake edge high up in the redwoods, and in the native understory. Whiteheads were regularly heard and seen right around the perimeter of the lake.

Growing in native bush understory in redwood forest.

Growing in native bush understory in redwood forest.

On banks beside the track in native bush understory in redwood forest.

Growing in native bush understory in redwood forest.

Not much of a tail. Maybe a juvenile? Foraging with a noisy flock of whiteheads in redwood forest and native bush understory.

Many popping up through the moss and leaf litter under redwood trees and native bush understory.

Growing in the native bush understory under redwood trees.

Shiny!

Growing on a dry, open section of the track in native bush.

Growing on a dry, open section of the track in native bush.

Foraging and flying around a Veronica stricta by the lake edge. Open section of the track.

A female, or juvenile? Feeding on ripe Coprosma robusta berries.

Korimako/Bellbird feeding on the berries: https://inaturalist.nz/observations/21102557

Nice big patch beside the track, finished flowering.

Opaque, grey-green colour. Growing on a log in native bush, shady damp area.

Male bellbird singing. Short video in the video link field. Many bellbirds singing at the location along with tui. They sounded like each other.

Juvenile feeding on Coprosma robusta berries.

Little puffball! Male all fluffed up in cold, rainy conditions.

Singing loudly. Not much of a tail. More singing whiteheads foraging close by.