New Zealand falcon (kārearea)

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The New Zealand falcon (kārearea) is a swift, powerful endemic bird of prey known for its agile hunting flight and status as one of New Zealand’s top avian predators.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird of prey
endemic species
falcon
activityPattern diurnal
averageLength 40–50 cm
averageWingspan 63–98 cm
breedingBehavior nests on ground or in trees
class Aves NERFINISHED
clutchSize 2–4 eggs
commonName New Zealand falcon NERFINISHED
kārearea NERFINISHED
conservationStatus Near Threatened
country New Zealand
diet birds
insects
small mammals
endemicTo New Zealand NERFINISHED
family Falconidae NERFINISHED
flightCharacteristic highly agile
powerful
swift
genus Falco NERFINISHED
habitat farmland
forest
plantation forest
tussock grassland
huntingStyle aerial pursuit
fast agile flight
IUCNStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
kingdom Animalia
nativeLanguage Māori
nativeLanguageName kārearea
order Falconiformes NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
populationTrend declining in some areas
primarySense vision
protectedStatus protected under New Zealand law
range North Island of New Zealand NERFINISHED
South Island of New Zealand NERFINISHED
Stewart Island / Rakiura NERFINISHED
role top avian predator in New Zealand
scientificName Falco novaeseelandiae NERFINISHED
sexualDimorphism female larger than male
symbolism featured in New Zealand culture
taxonRank species
threat habitat loss
human persecution
predation by introduced mammals

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Southern Alps fauna New Zealand falcon (kārearea)