The New Zealand kākā (Nestor meridionalis) is a large species of parrot of the family Strigopidae found in New Zealand's native forests across the three main Islands of New Zealand. The …

The kākā is a large parrot belonging to the nestorinae family, a group that includes the kea and the extinct Norfolk Island kākā. Conservation status: North Island kākā are At Risk …

Kākā are obligate forest birds that obtain all their food from trees. They are adept fliers, capable of weaving through trunks and branches, and can cover long distances, including over water.

Feb 16, 2022 · Kaka is one of New Zealand's endemic parrot species. Here are X kaka facts to teach you a bit more about this special native bird.

The kaka is a large bird, standing about 46 cm tall and generally coloured dull olive-brown. Its most striking features are a large arched beak, dark, inquisitive eyes, scaly feet and the scarlet …

The Kaka, also known as the New Zealand Kaka, is a species of parrot that lives on the island of New Zealand. Their populations live in patches across North Island, South Island, and on …

The New Zealand kākā (Nestor meridionalis) is a large parrot often known by the abbreviated name kākā. This is an endangered species and has disappeared from much of its former …

Jan 4, 2023 · Kea, kaka, and kakapos are three of the most iconic bird species endemic to New Zealand. While they all look quite similar at first glance, these birds have many distinct …

Distinguishable from Kea by smaller size, olive-brown as opposed to olive-green plumage, and range. A large, olive-brown parrot endemic to New Zealand. Adults have a deep crimson belly …

Known for their sleek, curved beaks designed for feeding on fruits, nectar, and seeds, New Zealand kaka have a distinctive, elegant appearance accentuated by their sleek, glossy …