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Plentiful Berry Harvest Ignites Rare Breeding Season for New Zealand's Endangered Kakapo Parrot
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Bumper Berry Harvest Sparks Rare Romantic Mood in Endangered Kakapo Parrots
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24-02-2026, 12:03
Bumper Berry Harvest Sparks Rare Romantic Mood in Endangered Kakapo Parrots
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New Zealand's endangered, flightless Kakapo parrot population has grown from 50 to over 200 in three decades due to conservation efforts.
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A bumper crop of berries has prompted a rare mating enthusiasm, with hopes for a record number of chicks in February.
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Kakapo are large, nocturnal, and have a strong musky-fruity scent, which historically made them vulnerable to predators.
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Breeding occurs every 2-4 years, triggered by abundant fruit from rimu trees; males attract females with booming calls.
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Conservation involves relocating birds to predator-free islands, micro-managing breeding, and tracking each individual.
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