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	New Zealand Birds \| Birds \| Gallery \| Kakariki, Cyanoramphus auriceps
		The Kakariki are members of the parrot family which are mainly tropical birds notable for their colourful plumage.
		The red-crowned Kakariki is distinguished by a bright crimson forehead, crown and a streak through the eye with violet-blue on the wings while the yellow-crowned has a golden yellow crown.
		Kakariki are usually solitary or found in pairs, although in autumn and winter they may form small flocks.
	www.nzbirds.com /birds/kakarikiyellow.html (814 words)

	Kakariki
		The Kakariki was a very common bird in all of its natural habitats until that dreaded mammal "homo-sapien" came along together with the predatory mammals associated with him.
		Both the Red and Yellow Crowned Kakariki are common parrots in captivity in New Zealand although nearly all are the nominate races which are endemic to the main islands.
		Despite their love of foraging on the ground, the Kakariki is remarkably resistant to intestinal worms but one should not be complacent about this dose them whenever the rest of your collection is done.
	www.parrot.co.nz /Parrot.NZ.articles/article-kakariki.html (2307 words)

	RJO vogels kakariki
		Kakariki's zijn goede vliegers maar in gevangenschap hebben ze een voorkeur om te klimmen, daarom is het belangrijker om een ruimte te creëren waar ze kunnen klimmen dan een vliegruimte.
		Kakariki's kunnen in een volière met andere vogels gehouden worden, maar in de broedtijd moet een paartje in een aparte vlucht geplaatst worden.
		Kakariki's zijn winter hard maar een beschutte plaats grenzend aan de buitenvlucht houdt de vogels beter in conditie zodat ze in het voorjaar weer voor een volgende generatie zullen zorgen.
	www.rjovogels.nl /kakariki.html (359 words)

	Kakarikis in the Wild (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kakarikis are strange little parakeets that are native to New Zealand.
		Red-fronted kakarikis are prolific in both the wild and in captivity.
		Red-fronted kakarikis were once common on the mainland in forested areas, but their numbers have been severely reduced.
	sprout.phpwebhosting.com /~feistyhome/kak_report.htm (1287 words)

	Kakariki Photo \| TrekNature
		Red-Crowned Parakeet, commonly known by its Maori name Kakariki is a long tailed bright green parrot with a red crown, forehead and band of red which extends from the bill through the eye and beyond, crimson rump patches and violet blue on wing coverts and some outer flight feathers.
		Kakariki are very rare in the North Island, although this wasn't always the case.
		Kakariki eat a wide variety of plant seeds (particularly flax), fruit, berries, buds, shoots and flowers, as well as nectar and small invertebrates.
	www.treknature.com /gallery/Oceania/New_Zealand/photo40017.htm (419 words)

	Vogelproblemen \|Kakariki
		Sinds 2000 bezitten wij, mijn zoon en ik, een stel roodvoorhoofd kakariki's.
		In totaal worden er zes soorten kakariki's onderscheiden.
		Helaas zullen we een aantal soorten kakariki's nooit meer in levende lijve kunnen aanschouwen omdat ze zijn uitgestorven.
	www.vogelproblemen.nl /Kakariki.html (666 words)

	about
		This Kakariki's disappearance from the main islands is thought to be due to the introduction of a host of smaller predators such as rats, cats, stoats and weasels, and possibly also exotic disease.
		Last century 'plague' proportions of this Kakariki were recorded in the vicinity of fruit orchards; it was also the parrot most adapted to utilising the newly cleared grazing country.
		As Kakarikis are recognised as being prolific breeders and generally adjust well to captive conditions, it would seem opportune to set up captive gene pools of the various sub-species to guard against possible catastrophes befalling the birds.
	www.parrotsociety.org.au /articles/art_011.htm (1943 words)

	Kakariki (Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae)
		If pairs of kakariki are to be housed in adjacent aviaries, double wire is recommended since cock birds can be very aggressive towards other kakariki and bite the toes of their unsuspecting neighbors.
		Kakariki are not difficult birds to breed in captivity if they are well fed and well housed.
		Kakariki can breed at 8 months of age but they should be discouraged from doing so until about 12 months old.
	secretgardenexotics.com /BirdInfo/Cyanoramphus_novaezelandiae.htm (767 words)

	Kakariki
		I have 7 Kakarikis, 5 hens and 2 cocks.
		All the Kakarikis are doing well, they still love their fruit and veg but are a bit down because of the rain.
		The one Kakariki is still going strong, he is living with some budgies, java sparrows, a love bird and a senegal (Wazz) his friend.
	www.parrots.0me.com /custom4.html (560 words)

	Pet Habitat Kakariki Information (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kakarikis are naturally very tame, unlike many of their Australian counterparts.
		Kakarikis love to crawl under everything, so before you let your new little pet run around the room, make sure that you can get into all the possible places that your pet will get into.
		Kakarikis are not the easiest of birds to breed.
	www.pethabitat.com /kakariki.htm (374 words)

	KAKARIKI: Their Ecology and Captive Rearing
		Of the three full species of parakeet or kakariki native to New Zealand only two, the red-crowned and the yellow-crowned (and/or their hybrids), are permitted to be kept in captivity.
		If pairs of kakariki are to be housed in adjacent aviaries, double wire is recommended since cock birds can be very aggressive towards other kakariki and bite the toes of their unsuspecting neighbours.
		Kakariki are not demanding in their food requirements and do very well on a basic diet of sunflower seeds, canary seeds, and a little white millet.
	www.stat.auckland.ac.nz /~jrussell/kakariki/captivity.shtml (1323 words)

	Kakarikis Parrot Parrakeet Parrots - breeding - pet - talking
		The Kakarikis bred well and large numbers are being returned back to their natural environment in New Zealand.
		Kakarikis often breed very prolifically a clutch of 5 to 12 eggs can be laid.
		The yellow Fronted Kakariki is also quite popular in the UK They originate again from the North and South Islands of New Zealand, Stewart and Auckand Islands and the offshore islands.
	www.p-pp.tv /articles/kakariki (612 words)

	Googlism who is kakariki
		kakariki is een gemakkelijke vogel om mee te kweken
		kakariki is een vrolijke vogel en zeer nieuwsgierig ze maken een leuk geluid
		kakariki is een druk vogeltje die dus niet gauw stil zit mijn vriendin denise heeft er ook een en is heel lief dud denk niet te snel dat ze niet
	www.googlism.com /who_is/k/kakariki (295 words)

	Schrodinger's Cat: kakariki politics
		Twenty kakariki were being transferred, the number chosen to maximise the gene pool while minimising the impact on the Kapiti population.
		Kakariki were “serial monogamists”, and could lay two to three clutches of three or four chicks in a good breeding year.
		Kakariki were good flyers and could leave Matiu/Somes if they wished, but they were expected to stay as there was plenty of food for them.
	www.stonesoup.co.nz /schrodingerscat/archives/002848.html (975 words)

	Kakariki (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kakariki or New Zealand Parakeet refers to either of two species of parakeet in the genus Cyanoramphus, family Psittacidae.
		The Kakarikis are the Yellow-Crowned Parakeet Cyanoramphus auriceps and the Red-Crowned Parakeet C.
		Both are native to New Zealand, and have become endangered as a result of habitat destruction following European settlement and nest predation by introduced species of mammal.
	www.purpleuniverse.com /true_associate-Kakariki.html (159 words)

	Housing
		kakariki’s are strong fliers but in captivity them seem to prefer to climb so it is therefore more important to give them climbing area as to flying area
		An idea size for a pet kakariki is 1m square with a false floor.
		kakariki’s will do fine in a none breeding mixed aviary as they are not bullies but if you are going to breed they should be a pair to an aviary.
	members.tripod.com /~Kakariki_LB/housing.htm (243 words)

	Epinions.com - Grimm in the Ghetto Part One: Sno Wyte and da 7 Lil Thugs
		Now Kakariki, though she was a crackhead, had a very special pill that she liked to call the "Magic Mirra." It was this silvery little shiny pill dat looked all nice and sh*t.
		On very special occasions, Kakariki would take dis pill, and she'd walk up to her mirror in the bathroom after she started sweating, and would start talkin' to it, which freaked the neighbors out, but they didn't ask.
		Now generally, Kakariki would ask this mirror, "Mirror mirror on the bathroom wall, am I the finest b*tch of all?" and bein' her delusional self, she would get the mirror to say yes.
	www.epinions.com /content_3441074308 (1043 words)

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		Deze langstaartige soort welke ook wel roodvoorhoofd Kakariki wordt genoemd was eens wijdverbreid in Nieuw-Zeeland en op de nabijgelegen eilanden.
		Tevens is er een geelvoorhoofd Kakariki Cyanoramphus auriceps, deze vogel heeft i.p.v.
		De jonge Kakariki's zijn zeer snel onafhankelijk van hun ouders, slechts na 8 weken nadat ze uit het ei gekomen zijn kunnen ze al voor zichzelf zorgen.
	www.vogelwereld.nl /kakariki.htm (366 words)

	Kakariki, Care, Breeding, Diet, Health, Aviaries and Conservation - News
		Our website is currently interested in contacting breeders of Kakariki in New Zealand, especially those located in the Northland, Auckland and Waikato areas.
		There are several issues facing the future population of Kakariki here in their native homeland,including possible release programs of captive bred birds in association with conservation projects and DoC.
		Lifespan of the Authority (permit) to Obtain and Have in Possession Absolutely Protected Wildlife (Kakariki) issued by the Department of Conservation is three years.
	kakariki.net /article-topic-1.html (1299 words)

	Kakariki plant failed for a farthing - Features - Manawatu Standard (Site not responding. Last check: )
		However, freezing works had also been built at Taihape and at Feilding, and the farm community that had been so keen on the new Kakariki works on their doorstep became caught up in a price war for stock.
		The Kakariki plant operated for just three seasons before shutting its doors, a large and well-built brick and concrete industrial complex left idle on the river flats.
		It moved into the Kakariki complex in 1948, installing used wool scouring gear from a Lower Hutt scour.
	www.stuff.co.nz /stuff/manawatustandard/0,2106,3828955a6503,00.html (498 words)

	Kakariri Breeding
		Kakariki breed very easily which is very strange considering how rare they are in the wild.
		It is important to stop the female after her second clutch as it will weaken her if she is allowed to have to many repeat clutches.
		As Kakariki are so keen to breed and inquisitive they will take a wide variety of nest boxes.
	www.asnu.org.uk /kakariri_breeding.htm (379 words)

	Het Vogel Forum :: Bekijk onderwerp - kakariki plukt turquoisine?????
		In mijn volierre zitten valkparkiet, kakariki en turquoisine.
		Vandaar dat ik mijn kakariki's toen heb verkocht omdat ik geen mogelijkheden had (bv broedkooien) om de vogels in over te plaatsen.
		Ik zeg niet dat het bij iedereen is; maar in de vluchten waar ik bourksen én turquoisines bij elkaar heb of had zitten; waren de bourks mannen ALTIJD de baas...
	www.hetvogelforum.nl /phpbb/viewtopic.php?t=3540&view=next&sid=7983723539795e8ad61c3d572eaf710d (271 words)

	Egg find brings hope for rescue of the kakariki - 26 Dec 2003 - National News - New Zealand Herald (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The population of the bright green, budgie-sized kakariki has plummeted to critical levels in the past three years because of predators such as stoats and rats.
		The total orange-fronted kakariki population is thought to be around 200 but, unlike other birds on the endangered list such as takahe, kakapo and fl robin, it doesn't have the safety net of transfer to an offshore island because the department simply doesn't have enough in captivity.
		The seven kakariki eggs will be fostered by a close relative of the orange-fronted parakeet, the yellow-crowned parakeet, at the Isaac Wildlife Trust in Christchurch.
	www.nzherald.co.nz /index.cfm?ObjectID=3541076 (568 words)

	iFAUNA: Archiv čísel
		Kakariki rudočelí se mi tak zalíbili, že jsem si v létě koupil ještě jeden pár.
		V zimě jsem kakariki přestěhoval do sklepní voliéry 2x0,8x1,5 m a zavěsil jsem jim budky.
		Kakariki nakukovali do vletového otvoru, ale jakmile přiletěli rýžovníci, skákali jen nervózně kolem budky.
	www.ifauna.cz /clanky/clanek.php?id=1359&rubrika=4 (405 words)

	kakariki captive breeding programme
		Of the five extant species of parakeets native to New Zealand only two, the red crowned parakeet (Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae) and the yellow crowned parakeet (Cyanoramphus auriceps) are most commonly kept in captivity and are usually referred to as kakariki.
		They have distinctive calls which sound like "ki-ki-ki" and spend a lot of the day chattering to each other (no doubt about all the people passing by their aviary).
		We feed the kakariki a captive diet of sunflower seeds, carrots, peas, corn kernels, apple, pear and walnuts.
	www.mtbruce.org.nz /kakariki.htm (223 words)

	Vogel Forum - Vogelarena - Voer kakariki's - pagina 1
		Hoi, als ik m'n papagaaienvoer zo es bekijk voor de Bonte Boeren denk ik wel eens of dat niet geschikt ook is voor m'n kakariki's.
		toen ik in het verleden bonte boeren had heb ik mijn kakariki's een tijdlang ook papegaaienvoer gevoerd en in combinatie met de normale hoeveelheid groenvoer en fruit dat ik voerde gaf dit net zulke goede resultaten.
		Als ze in een ruime voliere zitten is het OK maar in kleinere (broed)kooien zou ik oppassen.
	www.birdplaces.com /forum/forum_read.php?id=3516&recordnum=0 (235 words)

	Kakariki staff dumped - Regional News - Manawatu Standard (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Many of the 45 workers have been at the wool scouring plant for 20 or 30 years and were left shocked and financially out of pocket by the abrupt move.
		Kakariki workers who have spent many years at the plant will have little hope of immediate re-employment.
		Manawatu District Mayor Ian McKelvie said the closure of the Kakariki wool scouring plant was disappointing for the staff and for the district.
	www.stuff.co.nz /stuff/manawatustandard/0,2106,3819282a6869,00.html (440 words)

	Kakariki.htm
		Le Kakariki à front jaune est similaire au Kakariki à front rouge mais il à la couronne jaune.
		Le Kakariki est très sociable et peut facilement vivre avec d`autres espèces d`oiseaux sauf les inséparables.
		Les Kakarikis sont des oiseaux qui se reproduisent assez bien en captivité pourvu qu`ils aient de l`intimités.
	www.oisellerie-lolaflo.com /kakariki.htm (452 words)

	Kakariki - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kakariki or New Zealand Parakeets are three species of parakeet in the genus Cyanoramphus, family Psittacidae.
		The birds' Maori name, which is the most commonly used, means "green", in reference to their predominant colour.
		Molecular systematics and conservation of kakariki (Cyanoramphus spp.) (http://www.doc.govt.nz/Publications/004~Science-and-Research/Science-for-Conservation/PDF/Sfc176.pdf) (PDF file) http://www.nzbirds.com/Kakariki.html
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Kakariki (273 words)

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