Ka whakaatu tēnei pikitia, ko te manu o waho he Ruru, ko te rākau he Pūriri, ko ngā mea e toru he Pepe Pūriri, ā, he Ruru e rere ana ki ngā Pepe Puuriri whakawhiti ana i te tangata. Ko te take he kohu kei tēnei pikitia nā te mea, koinei ngā roimata o Papatuānuku. Ko te take kei tēnei pikitia ngā kara o te pō, nā te mea, koinei te wā pai ki te kite i ngā Ruru. Ki te kite i te rangi kei reira hoki a Matariki.
The picture shows a outlined Ruru (Morepork) and there’s also a Ruru flying towards Pūriri moths, crossing over a person. The moths are near a Pūriri tree (Vitex lucens). The fog indicates the tears of Papatuānuku. If you look closely at the sky, you can also see Matariki.
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