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Kea - New Zealand Native Bird

Kea - New Zealand Native Bird

Taken at Luxmore Hut on Mount Luxmore, on the Kepler Track, South Island, New Zealand

Taken at Luxmore Hut on Mount Luxmore, on the Kepler Track, South Island, New Zealand
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