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In page Mount Kaukau:

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The hill's original name Tarikākā means 'where the parrots rested' and is shared with the nearby settlement in Ngaio at the base of the mountain.[1] Before the clearing of the native Totara forest on the slopes and general area, the native parrot kākā was common through the city. Over a hundred years later today, the population of kākā has begun to regenerate thanks mostly to the efforts at Zealandia,[2] and are becoming a more regular sight throughout the city and in the rejuvenating native forest on the slopes of Mount Kaukau.