Passeri suborder - round 1, section 1
Which is the best bird?
Superb lyrebird
Olive warbler
Chowchilla
North Island kokako
Philippine leafbird
Fan-tailed berrypecker
Philippine fairy-bluebird
Drakensberg rockjumper
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Passeri suborder - round 1, section 1
Which is the best bird?
Superb lyrebird
Olive warbler
Chowchilla
North Island kokako
Philippine leafbird
Fan-tailed berrypecker
Philippine fairy-bluebird
Drakensberg rockjumper

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The North Island Kōkako (Callaeas wilsoni) is an endemic endangered and recovering species found in New Zealand with approximately 2000 individuals in total. All unmanaged populations in New Zealand, including the South Isand populations are extinct. They are characterised by their bright blue wattles found around the bill, and a haunting forest song.
Te Rae (female, orange band) and Chatters (male, red/green bands) feed their chicks on the Kawerau track - Kōkako mate for life and support their fledglings for a year. (video credit)

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Some of New Zealand’s endemic birds!
Takahē, kokako, kea, tui and kererū (wood pigeon).
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