Kahu

The Kāhu is New Zealands biggest bird of prey and the one giving you the filthy look when you interrupt it's lunch from the middle of the road. Although possum or rabbit a la car is the Kāhu’s go to meal, they also like to cruise the wide open spaces for small birds, mammals and insects. In Spring they’re famous for their dramatic mating dance involving lots of diving, calling and general showing off. To Māori the Kāhu is a symbol of victory and one flying over the village during a tribal meeting was a very good sign. What a cool addition to any backyard.

The Kāhu is:

- H 46cm x W 39cm, approximately 450g
- Made locally in a family-owned factory, right here in NZ
- Crafted from 3mm Corten Steel and designed to last a lifetime
- Easy to install holding on a downwards angle simply tap the thickest end of the stake with a hammer or mallet until secure.