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The king of the skies has landed.The (Swamp Harrier) is Aotearoa’s largest bird of prey — a soaring, scavenging raptor you’ve probably seen cruising above paddocks or feasting on roadside possum. Powerful and sharp-eyed, they’re nature’s clean-up crew and sky-high hunters with legendary ag...

We’re changing things up and doing a limited release of this super-popular Metalbird duo from the UK flock. Like the bird, they’re not here in great numbers, so catch them while you can! These Barn Swallows are true internationals – they live on every continent except Antarctica. But wherever...

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PLEASE NOTE THESE BIRDS ARE SECONDSBird of the century. Icon for the ages.Clearing the last ones of these at a very special Christmas price - don't miss outFeast your eyes on the magnificent Pūteketeke, the slender-necked, punk-plumed showstopper that captivated the world during Bird of the Century...

From the skies above Mordor. into your own backyard.Summoned from Tolkien’s most shadowed imaginings, the Fell Beast™ was the terrifying, winged mount of the Nazgûl — swift, skeletal, and steeped in fear. This silhouette captures that dread in steel: wings extended, head coiled, ready to stri...

Hope always arrives on wings.From the soaring heights of Middle-earth, Gwaihir the Windlord swoops into action in this striking Lord of the Rings™ silhouette — lifting Gandalf the Grey out of darkness and into the light. Designed by the concept artists at Wētā Workshop, this moment of courage...

From the depths of Middle-earth to your backyard.Summoned from shadow and flame, the Balrog™ is one of Tolkien’s most iconic creations—and now, thanks to our collaboration with Wētā Workshop, it’s been brought to life in steel. With whip raised and wings unfurled, this silhouette captures...

A warm welcome from the heart of Bree.The Prancing Pony™ is more than an inn — it’s a beacon in the wild, where muddy boots are welcome, pints are poured deep, and tales grow taller by the hour. This silhouette sign captures that essence in steel: weathered charm, familiar comfort, and just a...

In honour of NZ Made Day, and we’re bringing back our iconic Kiwi collaboration with NZ’s finest illustrator, Glenn Jones! This Kiwi is hands down one of our most beloved silhouettes, selling out every year, for good reason! From his Auckland studio, Glenn creates art with a sense of humour that...

New Zealanders know the by its haunting, flute-like song—a call so powerful it carries through valleys long after the bird is out of sight.And while the South Island now extinct, this sculpture honours the North Island survivor, whose blue wattles, masked face and powerful legs make it one of Aote...

Not here to mess around. meet the Kārearea, Aotearoa’s fiercest raptor.See our new Limited Edition Bird of the Year design here.Small but mighty, the Kārearea (NZ Falcon) is known for its powerful flight, piercing cry, and fearsome dive-bombing strikes. While it’s one of our most threatened bi...

A silhouette of survival and song.The Chatham Island one of Aotearoa’s greatest conservation success stories. Once reduced to a single fertile female, this tiny round songbird came back from the brink — and now, just a few hundred remain in the wild. This silhouette honours that near-miracle. It...

A tribute to one of New Zealand’s most treasured lost birds.Once seen swooping through the forest with striking white-tipped tail feathers, the now a haunting symbol of extinction. The last confirmed sighting was in 1907, and the bird’s disappearance is blamed on habitat destruction and a tragic...

Finally, the vulture gets the spotlight it deserves.For centuries, vultures have been maligned — but in truth, these incredible birds are nature’s clean-up crew. As striking as they are misunderstood, the a critical part of its ecosystem, preventing disease, breaking down waste, and rocking a po...

Tiny, endangered, and fighting for every flight.With fewer than 40 adults left in the wild, the Tara Iti (New Zealand fairy tern) is officially our most endangered native bird — a delicate seabird on the edge of extinction. This special edition Metalbird was created in honour of the incredible con...

Just a bit taller than a rugby ball, the Kororā (Little Penguin) is the smallest (and arguably cutest) penguin species in the world. These compact ocean dynamos spend all day catching fish, then march up to 1.5 km inland under the cover of darkness to reach their hungry chicks. That’s dedication...

Cute, quirky, and a little bit bougie.The instantly recognisable — with its curled top feather, black-and-white face, and round little body, this bird is part fashion icon, part backyard delight. Introduced to New Zealand in the 1860s, it’s now a familiar sight in rural gardens and native parks...

A rare native bird. A beautiful silhouette. A real conservation impact.Say hello to the Hoiho (Yellow-eyed Penguin), a true taonga of Aotearoa and was the Forest and Bird "Bird of the Year" in 2024. Known for its piercing call, golden eye band, and fiercely loyal parenting instincts, the Hoiho is on...

What’s better than a Metalbird? A Metalbird with snacks.The Metalbird a beautiful way to turn your yard into a hangout spot for feathered visitors. Crafted from the same long-lasting Corten® steel as our silhouettes, it blends form and function—welcoming birds while looking incredible against t...

A sleek, easy way to turn your backyard into a native bird café.The a clever blend of simplicity and style. Designed to hold halved fruit—like an orange, apple, or pear—it’s your best bet for attracting nectar-loving birds like tūī, silvereye, and waxeyes.It hangs easily from a tree branch...

A bold backyard moment for one of New Zealand’s boldest birds.Known for their fearless flitting and chirpy “cheet cheet" call, the Pīwakawaka doesn’t wait around for your attention — it demands it. This large-format sculpture celebrates the fantail in motion, complete with a smaller sidekic...

Bigger bird, louder voice, more backyard flair.The sight of a Tūī perched on flax can make even the most stoic Kiwi misty-eyed. These iconic native birds are as bold as they come – sporting metallic green, black and purple feathers, a signature white throat ruff, and the unmistakable attitude of...

Bigger bird. Bigger impact. This is the Kererū at full wingspan energy.Known for its unforgettable wingbeats and tree-shaking crash landings, the Kererū is New Zealand’s beloved flying bowling ball. But there’s more to this big bird than meets the eye — it’s the only species left that can...

Meet , New Zealand’s 2025 Bird of the Year.Fast, fierce and wildly iconic, the Kārearea (NZ Falcon) has soared to the top-voted Bird of the Year 2025. Known for its high-speed aerial strikes, sharp moustache-like markings and piercing eyes, this rare raptor is as bold as it is endangered.To mark...