Young kaka play raucously by the lakeshore near St Arnaud. They are the product of an intensely managed recovery project which secures their habitat from pests, in the 'mainland island' on the eastern shore of Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes National Park.
ALLAN POLL
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Forest and Bird, Issue 296, 1 May 2000, Page 19
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42Young kaka play raucously by the lakeshore near St Arnaud. They are the product of an intensely managed recovery project which secures their habitat from pests, in the 'mainland island' on the eastern shore of Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes National Park. ALLAN POLL Forest and Bird, Issue 296, 1 May 2000, Page 19
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