The Harrier Hawk or Kahu is New Zealand's most common bird of prey. It is common sight in the sky all over New Zealand. It's most common food these days seems to be road kill so many die in collisions with traffic. Although they are wonderful fliers they are very slow in taking off so often cannot avoid oncoming traffic. If it is safe it is good idea to move dead animals to the side of the road to save these birds. New Zealand's other much rarer bird of prey is the New Zealand Falcon or Karearea is smaller and is a much better aerial acrobat catching other birds in flight.
They don't have an official national bird, but the unofficial symbol is the Brown Kiwi.
The pink spotted leopard.
Kiwi and Emu, for two..
They can help it by catching Possums and not breaking the law and saving the Kokako and birds.
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One of the birds found it the treetops of NZ are Kiwi's. They are flightless.
NZ Native Forests Restoration Trust was created in 1980.
No. NZ has only one native mammal and that is a bat. The only bears in NZ are in the zoos.
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*spiders* mosquitoes*rabbits*birds*lady birds*ants*beetles
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Kiwi Birds.
The Huia, the Hast Eagle (the largest bird ever to have flown!), the Moa ( several species), The south island kokako, The Stephens Island wren.
yes, indeed it is