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The North Island Kokako, who is the Kokako bird. The appearance is a blue gray body and blue wattles. And it seem a dark plumage and neither mask or wattles are seen.
What is their diet, their diet is eating fruit and leaves, less often, flowers, moss, buds and nectar.
What is their habitat, they live in the forest. And their forest home had shrunk. The Kokako bird is common on all of the forest. And sub-fossil remains shown a widespread show before the arrival of European settlers.
The facts about the kokako bird, remnant populations survive primarily in the northern half of the North Island, usualy Waikato, Bay of Plenty and Te Urewera. National Park. However, the species has been bring to many locations around the North Island.
The scientific name, the name for the North Island kokako is Callaeas Wilsoni. It is a member of the Callaeidae family, which is native to New Zealand.