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Summary

Description

Nestor productus (Norfolk Island Kaka)

Date

1840 - 1869

Source

John Gould: The birds of Australia, vol. 5 pl. 6
http://www.trowbridgegallery.com.au/birds_pages/gould_collection1.htm

Author



Description	British zoologist
Date of birth/death	14 September 1804	2 March 1881
Location of birth/death	Lyme Regis	London
Authority control	WorldCat

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List of extinct birds

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