11001-45815 Haast's eagle (Aquila moorei) extinct. Widespread in the South Island in the Pleistocene, its range contracted so that in the Holocene it only occurred in mountainous areas, and east of the Southern Alps. Photo shows large foot bones compared to the smaller foot bones of a golden eagle on the right *
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