Hidden tribe of Kiwi discovered in the Ruahine Range in NZ...
Hidden tribe of Kiwi discovered in the Ruahine Range in NZ...
A hidden tribe of Kiwi were discovered in the Ruahine Range near Taihape in the North Island of New Zealand.
A new tribe you say? Why of course, the kiwi bird of course. Did you think I meant a human tribe?
This tribe of Kiwi has been found after volunteers made a stoat cull at the northern tip of the Ruahine Range, near Taihape. The stoat is one of the most dangerous predators of our native bird.
A group of 29 previously undetected North Island brown Kiwi were heard "singing, screeching and growling " among the red beech and red cedar on a perfectly still, quiet evening. It was reported that four years ago, Conservation Department staff found only four Kiwi in the area.
The latest group is the most southern-most population of North Island brown Kiwi, and the last remaining group in the Ruahines
Labels: brown kiwi, hidden tribe, NZ, ruahine range
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