Kererū are one of few birds to produce crop milk, a protein-rich milky secretion from the walls of the parents' crops.
The kererū (Hemiphaga novaeseelandiae), also sometimes referred to as the New Zealand pigeon, is one of our most iconic birds with its beautiful blue-green and white plumage. A bird that you often hear before you see, the ...(Hemiphaga
New Zealand separated from Gondwana around 65 million years ago. Due to the geographical isolation and a lack of ground-dwelling predators, our birds evolved unique characteristics. Flight was ...
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