Kaka on Kapiti Island are not shy and often greet visitors to the island.
Kapiti Island photos
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About Kapiti Island
View photos of Kapiti Island just off the Kapiti Coast, Wellington, New Zealand.
Kapiti Island is an island located off the south western coast of the North Island. It is designated as a nature reserve and protected area for New Zealand birds. It adjoins the Kapiti Marine Reserve. It is home to many species of New Zealand birds including rare species like the little blue penguin, takahe, North Island kōkako, stitchbird (hihi), North Island saddleback (tieke), brown teal, and a number of species of kiwi.
View of a North Island Robin located on Kapiti Island. Robins are a protected endemic bird mostly located in...
View of a wild Robin on Kapiti Island. Kapiti Island is a bird sanctuary for endangered New Zealand birds.
Kaka on Kaipti Island. The plumage on the underside of a kaka ranges from red to orange and brown...
The New Zealand Bellbird, (Maori: Korimako or Makomako) is endemic to New Zealand. It has a green-yellow colour. It...
Close up view of the endemic New Zealand Robin. This bird belongs to the North Island species which is...
The New Zealand Robin is a protected endemic species of New Zealand. Both the Stewart Island Robin and South...
Close up of the rare New Zealand Robin (Toutouwai) on Kapiti Island. The island is a bird sanctuary.
Pictured is a North Island Robin on Kapiti Island. Birds abound on this predator free island. It is a...
The North Island Robin is a small bird endemic to the North Island of New Zealand. They feed in...
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