Great excitement is being had by naturalists all over the world, as a specimen of the long thought extinct Jabbawizzy bird, has been found in the Mount Cook area on South Island. An explorer, a distant relation to the famous Captain Cook (or was it Peter Cook) was in the mountainous area, and happened upon the bird. Quick thinking on his behalf, gave him the sense to grab the bird and put it in a cardboard tube. The reason for this is, that Maori legend states, that when frightened, this bird runs in circles, until it disappears. Where it disappears to is left open to the imagination in Maori legend. It obviously re-appears at some point, but it has never been determined where, hence the thoughts of extinction. Your task is to fly a top Naturalist with a special elongated cage, which will prevent the bird running in circles, from Roxburgh to Mount Cook. After arriving at Mount Cook, I recommend you have a good look around at the excellent scenery, inside the buildings, etc. From here, you will fly the Naturalist to Hokitika, where an expert on the Jabbawizzy bird is waiting to inspect the bird and give it a veterinary inspection. Assuming all is well, you will then fly the Naturalist and the Jabbawizzy bird to Christchurch International Airport, where they will board a flight to London, and the bird will be taken to London Zoo in Regents Park. You, in the meantime, will now fly to Timaru, with some supplies to the outpost there. Finally, to complete your trip, return to Roxburgh airport for a well earned rest