With the chance re-discovery of Rangi we now stand at 91 living Kakapo Parrots.This Wikipedia page contains the most up-to-date information on their names, but here they are in a simplified view, with much of their family tree information removed.
FEMALES - Total 44AliceAparima (Born 2002, Mother of a 2008 chick) Aranga Bella Boomer Cyndy (Three chicks in 2008) Ellie Esperance Flossie Fuchsia Hananui Hauturu Heather Hine taumai Hoki Jane Jean JEM (Hatched: 2008) Konini Kuia Kuihi Lisa Maggie Marama Margaret-Maree "Marmar" Mila Monoa Nora Pearl Pounamu Pura Rakiura (Mother of two 2008 chicks) Ruth Sandra Sara Solstice Sue (Mother of one 2008 chick) Suzanne Toitiiti (Hatched: 2008) Tumeke Weheruatanga o te po (Hatched: 2008) Wendy Yasmin Zephyr --- Recently deceased John-Girl (Died: September, 1991) Aroha (died: July 2004) Aurora (died: July 2004) Vollie (died: July 2004) | MALES - Total 47AlArab Ariki Barnard Basil (2008 Father of...) Ben Blades Blake Bonus Boss Dobbie Doc Elwin (Unofficial name - Hatched: 2008) Felix Gulliver Gumboots Horton Jester (Hatched: 2008) Jimmy (2008 Father of...) Joe Kumi Lionel Luke Manu Merty Merv Morehu Nog Ox (2008 Father of...) Palmer-san Piripi Ralph Rangi (First Captured 1987. Rediscovered February 2009, after hiding for 21 years on Codfish Island) Richard Henry Robbie Rooster (Unofficial name - Hatched: 2008) Sass Sinbad Sirocco Smoko Stumpy Takitimu Te Kingi Tiwai Trevor Waynebo Whiskas --- Recently deceased Gerry (Died: 1991) Pegasus (Died: 1993) Rob (Died: February 1994) Ken (Died: July 1998) Gunner (died: winter 2005) Bill (died: March 2008, 2008: father of:...) Mokopuna (died: April 2008, 2008 Chick #7) Lee (died: October 28, 2008) |
2 comments:
I wanted to tell this by an e-mail, but since I couldn't find it, I'm telling this here...
Recently, I started to translate Last Chance to See to brazilian portuguese. Currently, I'm the only person doing this.
I have translated...I dunno, around 16% of the text, and I am slowly posting them on this blog:
http://lctsbrasil.wordpress.com/
Last Chance to See was never published in Brazil, so, I took this task to myself. If someone shows interest in publishing Last Chance to See in portuguese and wants to use my translation, I would be very grateful, but I think I would only let them use it if they donated some money to the groups that appear on the book (of course this donation will be a lot smaller than tha price of a normal translation!).
Sincerely,
Baiji.
Oh... I forgot to mention something...
This is my e-mail:
baiji.nameless@gmail.com
If you have any doubts, do not hesitate to e-mail me.
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