Kokako leaves Wall art The distinctive Myna bird was

The distinctive Myna bird was introduced to New Zealand and the Pacific Islands in the 1970's to eradicate insect pests

by the 1990's only 50 birds remained

bellbird's and waxeye's

They're considered near threatened in the wild

They will moult into adult plumage around a year old

Kokako leaves Wall art The distinctive Myna bird wasArt print of Kokako birds Featuring the North Island Kokako amongst the berries of the native Taraire tree. The Kokako bird is endemic to New Zealand, and one of the few species remaining from the ancient wattle bird family. Once there were only a few breeding pairs left, but the Kokako is making a comeback thanks to intense conservation. They're native forest birds, and are known for their distinctive song. Featured in grey blues with white