Wrybill
The wrybill is native to NZ. There are only 5000 left in the country.
Their beak looks a bit like a spoon. It curves to the right. The wrybill uses its beak to get larvae out of the rocks.
I think that we should keep them safe and never kill them. Its predators are hawks, dogs and people. But I am not going to hurt them.
By Sophie Hyland
2 December 2015
Sophie! I am so impressed with this story, it is informative and shows how you love animals. Great work 😊. Mum
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