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Hakawai, also Hōkioi in the
North Island, was to the New
Zealand Māori people, a
mythological bird that was
sometimes heard but not
usually seen. It is...
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Hakawai can
refer to:
Hakawai (genus), an
extinct monotypic genus of
prehistoric birds with the
species Hakawai melvillei Hakawai (mythology), to the...
- The
Hakawai.
Notornis 35(3): 215–216. PDF
fulltext Archived 2008-10-17 at the
Wayback Machine Miskelly,
Colin M. (1987): The
identity of the
hakawai. Notornis...
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Hakawai is an
extinct genus of
prehistoric birds that
lived during the
early Miocene to
middle Miocene in New Zealand.
According to a 2015 paper, Hakawai...
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described in many
legends of the Māori mythology,
under the
names pouākai,
Hakawai, or Hōkioi in the
North Island.
According to an
account given to Sir George...
- ducks, and
flightless geese, were
hunted to
extinction at the same time.
Hakawai Folk
memory Haast's
eagle Rodgers, Paul (14
September 2009). "Maori legend...
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legends of a man-eating bird,
known variously as the Pouākai, Hokioi, or
Hakawai are
commonly believed to
recount Haast's eagle, a
giant predatory bird...
- Banshee, a
similar omen in
Irish mythology Devil's bird (disambiguation)
Hakawai, a
similar omen in Māori
mythology Tennent,
James Emerson (1861). Sketches...
- PMID 15976305. S2CID 42276496. Miskelly, C. M. (July 1987). "The
identity of the
hakawai". Notornis. 34 (2): 95–116. Dodenhoff,
Danielle J.; Stark,
Robert D.; Johnson...
- rituals.
Before breeding the male
snipe also
perform nocturnal aerial "
hakawai"
displays with
calls followed by a non-vocal roar
created by
diving birds...
