Critically Endangered - #22 Regent Honeyeater (Endangered species) 2021

The Regent Honeyeater is a bird native to Australia and is currently listed as endangered.

Reasons for critically endangered status - Habitat loss & fragmentation & degradation.

Conservation efforts - There are captive breeding programs releasing the Regent Honeyeater back into the wild.

The Regent Honeyeater Facts - 

Science Name: Anthochaera phrygia

Size: 20 - 24 cm

Wingspan: 30 cm

Weight: 35 - 50  g

Native Locations: Australia

Lifespan: 6 -10 years

Population: 300

Conservation status: Critically Endangered (CR)

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