Kaka on Ulva Island - Southland, New Zealand - Credit Great South (1).JPG
Kākā are infamous for their raucous voices and Māori used to refer to them as chattering and gossiping because of the large congregations they would form.
Kākā are infamous for their raucous voices and Māori used to refer to them as chattering and gossiping because of the large congregations they would form.