The two chains are both uninhabited, and are named for the traditional harvesting of the Sooty Shearwater by Maori-these birds are also known as "Muttonbirds", due to their vaguely mutton-like taste.
The two chains are both uninhabited. The two chains are named for the traditional harvesting of the Sooty Shearwater by Maori. These birds are also known as "Muttonbirds"-like taste. This was due to their vaguely mutton.