IUCN threat status:

Extinct (EX)

Distribution

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Turnagra tanagra was endemic to the North Island, New Zealand1. Buller described them as common in the 1870s, but there were few specimens ever collected (specimens are only known to exist in Chicago, Tring, Philadelphia and Wellington), the last being from 19001. Occasional sight records persisted until 19553.

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