This is one of the many access points into the Johnson Reserve
which is abundant with many native trees, plants and birds.
The Johnson Reserve has been a community project transforming a
swampy scrubby gully into a place of tranquillity and beauty with
lots of plantings and walkways added over the years.
At the time of placement (August) the tuis were hard out feeding
on the abundant cherry blossom, singing and generally having a
great time which was a great sight to be seen.
The tuis were quite hard case to watch due to their antics of
chasing each other through the trees, hopping from branch to branch
sucking the nectar from the blossom and even hanging up side down
just to get a better position to feed.
Please rehide well due to the high muggle risk in this area.
Don't forget to bring a pen.