New Zealand Bellbird

Anthornis melanura (Sparrman, 1786)

Summary

Species with a small population (actual number in the order of a few tens of thousands individuals) and with a small distribution area (New Zealand).
Endemic species, occurring mainly in native forests.
The evolution trend of the global population is apparently a decreasing one.

Global conservation status

Least concern (IUCN ver. 3.1, 2010)
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Common names

  • New Zealand Bellbird

Taxonomies

Subspecies

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Behavior

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Flight

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Habitat

Occurs mainly in native forests, but also in scrubs, farms, tree plantations, urban parks and rural gardens.

Feed

It feeds on nectar, insects and fruits.

Breeding

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Predators

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Threats

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