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that's amazing. I read about kea decades ago in a conservation book called "Last Chance to See" by Douglas Adams (of "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" fame). I loved that book, and I'm glad that people are still getting a chance to see kea!

It's not about the food, it's about the lovely feel of destruction, and the outraged cries of the big two legged things. I have white cockatoos where I live and their political ideology is the same. They'll destroy every citrus on a tree because they enjoy it. They don't eat them

My memorable first encounter. Excitedly dropped pack and crouched to take photographs. Kea made beeline for rucksack and within seconds pecked through it! Me, 'WTF' protecting new Berghaus took priority. Stunning nonetheless.