In the early 1900s the kōkako was common in forests throughout New Zealand. 

South Island kōkako are now assumed to be extinct. However it's remotely possible they may survive in low numbers in remote parts of the South Island and Stewart Island. Currently there are no confirmed reports of surviving South Island kōkako.

For the North Island kōkako, there has been a significant decline over the last 20 years. Management is reversing that trend in many areas to the point that the kokako has been reclassified from Threatened to At Risk: Recovering.

What a win!

Kent stands at 12cm long by 5cm tall and is made with VOC free tints and sustainably sourced maple wood.