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A large (chicken sized) flightless rail endemic to New Zealand. Intruduction of rats and weasels have greatly threated New Zealands flightless natives ( such as this, the Kiwi and the Kakapo) but the Weka seems to be doing somewhat better than the rest due to a higher reproductive rate. this is a wild bird that came out on the lawn to forage for whatever insects it could find.
D70, 105 macro, ISO 200, 1/160 @ f8, built-in flash  Skip Layman
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