Whiteheads (pōpokotea) move through the forest in flocks, searching under the canopy for insects. They stay in contact with a continuous tuneful chatter. Whiteheads are found in the North Island and nearby islands.
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Department of Conservation
Reference:
10029475
Photograph by Dick Veitch
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