Endemic Birds of New Zealand - List of Species

List of Species

The following is a list of bird species endemic to New Zealand, along with their conservation status:

  • Antipodes Island Parakeet- Vulnerable
  • Auckland Island Shag- Vulnerable
  • Auckland Rail- Vulnerable
  • Auckland Teal- Vulnerable
  • Banded Dotterel- Least concern
  • Bellbird (Korimako)- Least concern
  • Black Robin- Endangered
  • Black Stilt (Kaki)- Critically endangered
  • Black-billed Gull- Endangered
  • Black-fronted Tern- Endangered
  • Blue Duck (Whio)- Endangered
  • Bounty Island Shag- Vulnerable
  • Brown Teal- Endangered
  • Campbell Island Shag- Vulnerable
  • Campbell Snipe
  • Campbell Teal- Endangered
  • Chatham Island Oystercatcher- Endangered
  • Chatham Island Shag- Critically endangered
  • Chatham Island Snipe- Vulnerable
  • Chatham Island Warbler- Least concern
  • Chatham Parakeet- Endangered
  • Fernbird (Matata)- Least concern
  • Fiordland Crested Penguin (Tawaki)- Vulnerable
  • Great Spotted Kiwi- Vulnerable
  • Grey Warbler (Riroriro)- Least concern
  • Kaka- Endangered
  • Kakapo- Critically endangered
  • Kea- Vulnerable
  • King Shag- Vulnerable
  • Kokako- Endangered
  • Little Spotted Kiwi- Near threatened
  • Long-tailed Cuckoo (Koekoea)- Least concern
  • Malherbe's Parakeet (Orange-fronted Parakeet)- Critically endangered
  • New Zealand Dotterel- Endangered
  • New Zealand Falcon- Near threatened
  • New Zealand Grebe (Weweia)- Vulnerable
  • New Zealand Pigeon (Kereru)- Near threatened
  • New Zealand Scaup- Least concern
  • North Island Brown Kiwi- Endangered
  • Pipit (Pihoihoi)- Least concern
  • Robin (Toutouwai)- Least concern
  • Okarito Brown Kiwi- Critically endangered
  • Paradise Shelduck- Least concern
  • Brown Creeper (Pipipi)- Least concern
  • Pitt Island Shag- Endangered
  • Rock Wren (Piwauwau)- Vulnerable
  • Red-billed Gull- Least concern
  • Red-fronted Parakeet (Kakariki)- Vulnerable
  • Rifleman (Titipounamu)- Least concern
  • Shore Plover- Endangered
  • Snares Snipe
  • South Island Oystercatcher- Least concern
  • Southern Brown Kiwi- Vulnerable
  • Spotted Shag (Parekareka)- Least concern
  • Stewart Island Shag- Vulnerable
  • Stitchbird (Hihi)- Vulnerable
  • Subantarctic Snipe- Near threatened
  • Takahe- Endangered
  • Saddleback (Tieke)- Near threatened
  • Tomtit (Miromiro)- Least concern
  • Tui- Least concern
  • Variable Oystercatcher- Least concern
  • Weka- Vulnerable
  • Whitehead (Popokatea)- Least concern
  • Wrybill- Vulnerable
  • Yellow-crowned Parakeet (Kakariki)- Near threatened
  • Yellow-eyed Penguin (Hoiho)- Endangered
  • Yellowhead (Mohoua)- Endangered

The following seabird species are endemic as breeders:

  • Black Petrel
  • Buller's Albatross
  • Buller's Shearwater
  • Chatham Petrel
  • Cook's Petrel
  • Erect-crested Penguin
  • Fiordland Crested Penguin
  • Fluttering Shearwater
  • Hutton's Shearwater
  • Magenta Petrel
  • Mottled Petrel
  • Pycroft's Petrel
  • Snares Crested Penguin
  • Southern Royal Albatross
  • Westland Petrel
  • White-necked Petrel
  • Yellow-eyed Penguin
Endemism in birds
Palaearctic
  • Western Palearctic
  • Japan
Afrotropic
  • Western and central Africa
  • Southern Africa
  • Madagascar region
Indomalaya
  • S Asia
  • Himalayas
  • Andamans and Nicobars
  • Borneo
  • Philippines
  • Taiwan
Australasia ecozone
  • Australia
  • New Zealand
  • New Caledonia
Oceania ecozone
  • Hawaii
Nearctic
  • Eastern North America
  • Western North America
  • Mexico and northern Central America
Neotropic
  • Galápagos Islands
  • West Indies
The World
  • Endemic Bird Area
  • Lists of endemic birds
  • List of endemic bird areas of the world
  • List of secondary areas
  • Endemic Bird Areas of the World (book)

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