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Image: Young Black Stilts In Flight

Monday, 27 May 2002, 12:17 am
Press Release: Department of Conservation

Two young black stilts released near Lake Tekapo in January. They will turn completely black when they're about 18 months old. See... Young kakï are “doing the wild thing”

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