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Kapiti  island Birds

Published on May 24, 2016

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Kapiti  Island Birds

BY WILL.S
Photo by asgw
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Little Spotted Kiwi

Photo by brewbooks
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Did you know that there used

to be only five of these birds but now there is 1600
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The Little Spotted Kiwi is dangerously

endangered
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The Little Spotted Kiwi was first described in

1847 by John Gauld
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The Little Spotted Kiwi is

found on Kapiti Island only
Photo by PhillipC
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KIWI'S

The Little Spotted Kiwi is the smallest Kiwi
Photo by Dasyuridae
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Fantail

Photo by Syd3r
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The Fantail has a tail like a fan

and uses it to attract female Fantails
Photo by SidPix
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If you look close you see

that it has a yellow breast.
Photo by AntoGros
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Did you know that the male

Fantail protects the terotory.
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The Fantail female lays it's eggs

in August to Janurary.
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The Maori name for Fantail

is Piwaiwaka
Photo by Nokes
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Kaka

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The Kaka has red under wings and when

it flies it looks amazing
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Did you know that the kaka is cousin to

the Kea but the Kaka has a silver head.
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The Kaka used to be in Australia but

the Aborigines killed them all for food  
Photo by *Tom*
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On Kapiti you have to watch out for the kaka

because it can take your lunch!
Photo by russellstreet
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The Kaka is found in forests

garden's and Kapiti Island
Photo by behinddreaming
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Takahe

Photo by HeatherW
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100 years ago people used to think that

the Takahe was extinct.
Photo by BioDivLibrary
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The Takahe looks like a pukeko and

is flightless
Photo by digitaltrails
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The Takahe is only found in new zealand

Kapiti island and Mana island and the South island
Photo by russellstreet
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Did you know that the Takahe is a very good camouflager

and is hard to spot
Photo by Long Zheng
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BY WILL.S

room 20

http://room20@plimmerton.school.nz