Kākā gather early morning and late evening to socialise, their amusing antics and raucous voice led Māori to refer to them as chattering and gossiping.
The South Island Wildlife Hospital is a non-profit facility dedicated to treating and rehabilitating injured wildlife in the South Island of New Zealand. The Christchurch-based Hospital is run and staffed by a team of volunteers including veterinarians, vet nurses and people with an interest in New Zealand's wildlife