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Kea Database

This OCS project has citizens logging sightings of kea. You are able to identify many by their banded legs and follow previous sightings to learn more about their lives.

Rights: Kea Sightings Project (Laura Young, Mark Brabyn, George Moon)

Published: 20 March 2019Size: 74.58 KB

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