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The brahminy kite, also known as Haliastur indus, is a medium-sized raptor found primarily in South and Southeast Asia, often seen near Coastlines and wetlands. It is easily recognizable by its striking reddish-brown body and white head and tail. This bird is known for its impressive aerial displays, often soaring high while searching for food, which mainly consists of fish, small mammals, and carrion. Additionally, the brahminy kite holds cultural significance in many regions, symbolizing purity and freedom in various local folklore.
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How long is the wingspan of a brahminy kite?
1.2 metres
What is Life span of the brahminy kite?
20 to 25 years
Where do brahminy kites live?
The Brahminy kite is a bird of prey that is also called the red-backed sea-eagle. These birds are found in Australia, India, and Southeast Asia.
Is the brahminy kite endangered or was endangered?
The Brahminy kite (Haliastur indus) is currently not considered endangered; it is classified as Least Concern by the IUCN Red List. While it may face threats from habitat loss and environmental changes, its population remains relatively stable across its range in South and Southeast Asia. Conservation efforts and habitat protection have contributed to its resilience.
Who wrote the story Brahminy?
Colin Thiele is the author of Brahminy.
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