I know this isn’t a conventional reserve, but I think it would make for an amazing “compact” reserve, perfect for bird hunters.
There is a massive variety of birds in Tahiti, including waterfowl, seabirds, upland game, and 1 bird of prey (I will come back to this and why I justify it).
There is 1 mammal species that could go in the map that, albeit controversial, would make for an important point in a potential storyline about the conservation of Tahiti, that animal being the infamous Feral Cat.
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Key:
(R) = Returning Species
(N) = New Species
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Species List
Class 1
Ring-Necked Pheasant (R)
Common Myna (N)
Chattering Kingfisher (N)
Spotless Crake (N)
Pacific Black Duck (N)
Northern Shoveler (N)
Swamp Harrier (N) (Explanation Below)
Masked Booby (N)
Red-Footed Booby (N)
Brown Booby (N)
Wedge-Tailed Shearwater (N)
Christmas Shearwater (N)
Red Junglefowl (N)
Class 2
Feral Cat (N)
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Explanation for the Swamp Harrier:
Generally I am of the opinion that Vultures, Eagles, Hawks, Falcons, and any other Bird of Prey should not be hunted in this game, as they’re not detrimental to populations of animals in their native ranges nor are they easy animals to hunt, but, that is different with the Swamp Harrier.
Harriers are not native to Tahiti, as they were introduced in 1885 to deal with Rats (it did not work). They hunt the native bird species of the island and have become detrimental to the population of many endangered species. This is why I say to have them on the map.
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