11001-00213 Upland moa (Megalapteryx didinus) skull from Mount Owen, Nelson. This was probably the last species of moa to have gone extinct (vanishing around 1500). This species lived in South Island high-altitude beech forests *
11001-00205 Upland moa (Megalapteryx didinus) the articulated, feathered leg of an extinct flightless bird once common in the subalpine regions of New Zealand's South Island. This remarkable leg [Av7474] from the Waikaia Catchment, Otago with its numerous feathers preserves much information about moa plumage *
