The name of the bird that cannot fly and is native to New Zealand is the kiwi. Kiwis are small, nocturnal, flightless birds known for their long beaks and sensitive nostrils. They are unique symbols of New Zealand and are integral to the country's biodiversity. Kiwis have a distinctive, brown, fuzzy plumage and keen sense of smell, which they use to forage for insects, worms, and other invertebrates in the ground. Their inability to fly is due to their evolution in a predator-free environment, making them an iconic and cherished species in New Zealand’s natural history.