Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Eyles' Harrier is an extinct bird of prey which lived in New Zealand. It was an example of island gigantism, weighing over twice as much as a Swamp Harrier. It was a generalist predator, taking prey of the same size as small eagle species do – land animals weighing one or a few kilograms. In its hunting strategy, however, it was more adapted to avian prey, as sufficiently large mammals were entirely absent from New Zealand. Its shape differed from that of most other harriers, and it was initially mistaken for a huge hawk. Presumably, it hunted diurnal birds in a manner similar to goshawks.

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