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Kererū                                                      Kererū are plump purple and bottle-green pigeon with a white bib and red eyes, bill and legs. Kerer are about 50 centimetres long and 650 grams in weight.                                                          By Leela

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Kererū                                                      Kererū are plump purple and bottle-green pigeon with a white bib and red eyes, bill and legs. Kerer are about 50 centimetres long and 650 grams in weight.                                                          By Leela

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Amazing research Leela, you are learning loads and becoming an expert in native birds!

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Tuatara are from the Triassic Period of dinosaur time. They have three eyes, each a real eye but one covered by scales.
What fascinating Tuatara facts Ben!

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Kererū can get drunk on forest berries, and sometimes fall out of
their trees.
By Riley.
That is very funny Riley!

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Takahē have quite a BOOMING call that they
use to attract a mate.
By Riley.
Awesome research Riley, mahi pai!

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Kākāpō are good climbers and use their beaks to get down trees.
Agatha.
You are sharing some fascinating facts Agatha, tino pai!

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Kea are cheeky and like shiny things like earrings, forks and knives.
Agatha.
Kea are super cheeky and lots of fun to watch!

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When Kererū fly they sometimes bump into windows.
Agatha.
Poor Kererū!

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Kea are the cheekiest birds in the world, but also the most intelligent birds!
Agatha. What a cool fact Agatha!

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The Pūkeko is also known as the Purple Swamp Hen. It is a clumsy flyer but can actually fly a long way and it is also a good swimmer even though it does not have webbed feet. Go Pūkeko!
Innocence.
Go Pūkeko indeed! I have enjoyed reading your research Innocence, awesome work!

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Bellbird fluff themselves up to show that this is my tree!
Seti
That is so interesting, great research Seti!

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The melodious Bellbird is still widespread but mammalian predators keep their numbers low.
Chloē.
Wow Chloē, brilliant research! Can you tell me what mammalian means? Mrs Carter.

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NZ Kea only exist in the South Island in New Zealand in alpine areas!
Agatha.
Super research Agatha!

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Tuatara have three eyes when they are babies. What great research Ben!

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Kiwi scratch and move dirt around in the ground to make a burrow.
Tobias

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Tūī are very clever birds and they can copy sounds like parrots do.
Talitha.

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Piwakawaka spread their wings to balance while they are flying.
Mikaira.

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Kiwi's have nostrils at the tip of their beak!
Seti.

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Kākāpō live on the ground and cannot fly. They are nocturnal and are the World's biggest parrot.
Mrs Carter.