New Zealand fairy tern

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The New Zealand fairy tern is a critically endangered, small coastal seabird endemic to New Zealand, known as the country’s rarest breeding bird.

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instanceOf bird
endangered species
seabird
vertebrate
breedingRange northern North Island of New Zealand
breedingSite Mangawhai NERFINISHED
Pakiri NERFINISHED
Papakanui Spit NERFINISHED
Waipu NERFINISHED
class Aves NERFINISHED
clutchSize 1–2 eggs
commonName New Zealand fairy tern NERFINISHED
tara iti NERFINISHED
conservationAction fencing of nesting areas
nest monitoring
predator control
public awareness campaigns
conservationStatus Critically Endangered
conservationStatusSystem IUCN Red List NERFINISHED
describedBy Oliver NERFINISHED
diet marine invertebrates
small fish
endemicTo New Zealand NERFINISHED
family Laridae NERFINISHED
foragingStrategy plunge-diving
genus Sternula NERFINISHED
habitat coastal lagoons
sand spits
sandy beaches
kingdom Animalia
nestType shallow scrape in sand
order Charadriiformes NERFINISHED
parentTaxon Sternula nereis NERFINISHED
fairy tern NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
populationStatus New Zealand’s rarest breeding bird
populationTrend very small and vulnerable population
protectedBy New Zealand law
scientificName Sternula nereis davisae NERFINISHED
subjectOf New Zealand Department of Conservation recovery programme NERFINISHED
taxonRank subspecies
threat coastal development
habitat loss
human disturbance
introduced predators
storm surges
yearDescribed 1915

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Hauraki Gulf hasWildlife New Zealand fairy tern