Haast's eagle

English

Etymology

First described by Julius von Haast in 1871.

Noun

Haast's eagle (plural Haast's eagles)

An extinct giant eagle from New Zealand, Harpagornis moorei, which preyed on moas.

Translations

An extinct giant eagle

German: Haastadler m
Italian: aquila di Haast f

Russian: орёл Ха́аста m (orjól Xáasta)

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