The North Island kokako 1s distinguished by its light-blue wattles, from the South Island subspecies with orange wattles. The Kokako Recovery Plan seeks to boost populations of the North Island kokako from around 400 pairs to more than 1000 in the next 20 years.
GEOFF MOON
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Forest and Bird, Issue 297, 1 August 2000, Page 4
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46The North Island kokako 1s distinguished by its light-blue wattles, from the South Island subspecies with orange wattles. The Kokako Recovery Plan seeks to boost populations of the North Island kokako from around 400 pairs to more than 1000 in the next 20 years. GEOFF MOON Forest and Bird, Issue 297, 1 August 2000, Page 4
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