native bird
Local feathered species
A native bird is a bird species that occurs naturally in a particular region, having evolved or established there without human introduction.
The term distinguishes indigenous species from introduced or invasive ones: The kiwi is New Zealand's most famous native bird.
Conservation efforts often focus on protecting native birds from habitat loss and predation by non-native species.
- indigenousOriginating in a region
- endemicNative to one area
- songbirdMelodious perching avian
- feathersBird's lightweight covering
- nestAnimal-built shelter for young
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