New Zealand Falcon:
* Also known as the Kārearea in Māori.
* Endemic to New Zealand.
* Smallest eagle in the world, measuring between 40-50 cm in length.
* Dark brown plumage with distinctive orange legs and cere (the fleshy area above the beak).
* Known for its speed and agility during flight.
* Primarily eats birds but can also take rabbits, insects, and lizards.
* Pairs usually have lifelong territories and mates for life.
White-bellied Sea Eagle:
* Found in various parts of the country, especially near coastal areas.
* Wingspan of up to 2.2 meters, making it one of the largest raptors in New Zealand.
* Rich brown plumage with distinctive white underparts.
* Feeds on a variety of fish, seabirds, waterfowl, and even small animals near bodies of water.
* Builds large nests using sticks and debris in tall trees near rivers, lakes, or estuaries.