Sculpture
Eyles’ harrier
Kērangi, around a 2 m wingspan, on a pole and turning into the wind.
Proposed
Where we are now
A drawing and a spot: 3.5 m by 2 m, mounted 3 m up on a heavy pole with an industrial swivel bearing so that it turns into the wind.
Why it is in the plan
The only one on the trail specified to move.
In deep time
Circus eylesi, kērangi. Much larger and chunkier than the Australasian swamp harrier through island gigantism, at around a 2 m wingspan — the biggest harrier known — and the swamp harrier is thought to have established only after it had gone.