The pomarea dimidiata are species that are capable of breeding at 1 year. They feed on small caterpillars, flies, beetles and bugs. The population of them in 2004 was around 300 but thankfully the number increased to about 2000 in 2007, but unfortunately the numbers lowered to 380 in 2011.

Kingdom : animaliaPhylum : chordata Class : aves Order : passeriformesFamily : monarchide Species : Pomarea dimidiata

Pomarea dimidiata are native in cook islands. They prefer habitats that are steep-sided, wet, forested, small valleys, shelted from south-east trade winds in heatwaves of steam.

How they are endangered

•The location where they are leaves them vunerable to cyclones.•Invasions of weeds and forest clearance.•Threatened by black bat (Rattus Rattus) and cats (felis catus).•From human kind.