The habitat of the Rarotongan flycatcher, the kakerort, which occupies only four valleys in the Takitumu Conservation Area of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Rediscovered on 1973, bird populations have been boosted from 29 birds in 1989 to 180 birds, with guidance from New Zealand.
H.A ROBERTSON
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Forest and Bird, Issue 294, 1 November 1999, Page 28
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45The habitat of the Rarotongan flycatcher, the kakerort, which occupies only four valleys in the Takitumu Conservation Area of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Rediscovered on 1973, bird populations have been boosted from 29 birds in 1989 to 180 birds, with guidance from New Zealand. H.A ROBERTSON Forest and Bird, Issue 294, 1 November 1999, Page 28
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