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Call of the Kokako - Gill, Maria
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Described as 'grey ghosts' because they are seldom seen in New Zealand forests, kokako are known for their incredible song. This book delves into their world - one preyed upon by predators in a shrinking habitat. It tells the remarkable story of how the kokako, New Zealand's last remaining species of wattlebird, is being saved. The Call of the Kokako will be treasured by the whole family and all those people with an interest in the remarkable birds of New Zealand.

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Produktbeschreibung
Described as 'grey ghosts' because they are seldom seen in New Zealand forests, kokako are known for their incredible song. This book delves into their world - one preyed upon by predators in a shrinking habitat. It tells the remarkable story of how the kokako, New Zealand's last remaining species of wattlebird, is being saved. The Call of the Kokako will be treasured by the whole family and all those people with an interest in the remarkable birds of New Zealand.
Autorenporträt
Maria Gill writes children's non-fiction often with an environmental message. She has had seven books published. Maria has a background in Primary school teaching and now lives out at Matakana on a lifestyle block writing full-time. Heather Arnold works with many illustration mediums including pencil, coloured pencil, acrylic, water-based oils, pastel, pen and ink and watercolour. Her most recent title Rangitoto was also written by Maria Gill and was shortlisted for the 2010 New Zealand Post Children's Book Awards. Her first book, Draw New Zealand Birds won the 2008 LIANZA Elsie Locke award for children's non-fiction.