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Assessed as stub class.Maias (talk) 03:02, 16 October 2013 (UTC)Reply

Easter Island presence?

Hello there, I'm surprised because the list that informs about the fauna of Easter Island of Wikipedia includes Gurney's eagle (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_birds_of_Easter_Island), but I investigated both prehistoric and current fauna of Easter Island on the article reference links and found nothing about the bird in question, only mentioning the prehistoric ones and the extant seabirds. So if anyone knows more about it I would like to know whether Gurney's eagle presence on Easter Island is an accurate fact or not.

Please, when someone asks something (like the question of above), he/she is waiting for the answer even if the receivers don't know what to say about. I'm sorry and ain't sure this is the "place" to put this kind of matter but this is not the first time this happens.

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