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Rainforest Biome Photo of a Rainforest Biome found in the South Pacific in New Zealand	Kauri Tree Bark A detailed picture of the bark of the Kauri Tree along the Kauri Walks in Waipoua Forest in New Zealand.	Kauri Forest A path leads through the Trounson Kauri Forest Park in Northland, New Zealand.
Waipoua Forest Trees NZ A boardwalk meanders through the rainforest amongst the tall Kauri trees in the Waipoua Forest on the North Island of New Zealand.	Agathis Australis Kauri Tree The scientifc name for the Kauri, a native tree of New Zealand, is Agathis australis.	Waipoua Forest Situated in Northland on the North Island, the Waipoua Forest is home the largest stand of kauri trees in New Zealand.
Large Kauri Trees North Island New Zealand Kauri trees grow along the Bush Walk on the North Island of New Zealand and looking up at these large trees from below makes for an interesting picture.	Te Matua Ngahere Waipoua Forest New Zealand The Te Matua Ngahere, a giant Kauri tree in the Waipoua Forest on the North Island of New Zealand is an amazing sight when seen up close.	Four Sisters Kauri Trees New Zealand Standing tall in the Waipoua Forest on the North Island of New Zealand is four large Kauri Trees known as the Four Sisters.
Kauri New Zealand Tall rainforest Kauri trees and vegetation flourish along the path in the Waipoua Forest on the North Island of New Zealand.	Waipoua Kauri Forest Tourist Attractions Northland New Zealand The Waipoua Forest is a forest which protects one of the best and last remaining tracts of Kauri Trees in New Zealand. Several massive Kauri Trees are among the popular tourist attractions of this forest in Northland on the North Island of New Zealand.	Large Kauri Tree Trounson Kauri Park Northland New Zealand A large Kauri Tree that is about 1,200 years old towers above the forest floor of the Trounson Kauri Park, in Northland on the North Island of New Zealand. The height to the first branch is 7.6 metres and the diameter is about 3.5 metres.