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The kea is a large, olive-green parrot found only in the forested and alpine regions of New Zealand's South Island, distinguished by its brilliant orange underwings and curved grey-brown beak. Once hunted extensively by sheep farmers who believed it attacked livestock, the kea is now uncommon and protected by law due to its declining population.
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El kea (Nestor notabilis) es una especie de ave psitaciforme de la familia de los loros Strigopidae oriunda de Nueva Zelanda. Es endémico de la zona alpina de la Isla Sur (Nueva Zelanda), aunque habitó ambas islas en el pasado.
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