Are New Zealand’s curious robins losing their charm to predators?

Robins are among our most charming forest birds, known for fearlessly approaching trampers and even hopping onto shoes, backpacks, and hats. But research suggests introduced predators may be turning them into more cautious, fearful birds. Kakaruwai (South Island robin), the rotund grey birds with legs the size of toothpicks, are a delight to encounter in … Continue reading Are New Zealand’s…