Tōrea pango are a predominantly black shore bird with a striking orange beak which they use to pry out tasty morsels from the sand and rocks. They are found in many coastal parts of the country with some variation in the coloring occurring across their geographical range (hence the name). Tōrea pango have been a protected species since 1922 but prior to that they were hunted for food.

Fine art print based on an original illustration lovingly painted by Erin Forsyth. 

Open edition archival quality artists print on 210GSM smooth matte acid free paper.

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