New Zealanders pick robin brought back from near-extinction as Bird of the Year
Despite only 350 remaining, the bird received 26,000 votes, with a record one in every 50 New Zealanders taking part in this year’s competition.
New Zealanders pick robin brought back from near-extinction as Bird of the Year
Despite only 350 remaining, the bird received 26,000 votes, with a record one in every 50 New Zealanders taking part in this year’s competition.
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