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Mahalo for gathering and sharing this information!

Poouli declared extinct since 2004 since I was born

Does anyone know what kind of bird sounds similar to the Apapane that lives in the hau bushes on the west side of oahu? Thought it was a pheasant or quail but it's not.

Well done! Mahalo for sharing this!

It sounds similar to a spotted dove. But it not!

There is a here in Hawaii that I didn’t hear here!

Is there a quail native to Maui??

Hi! I love your work! Please help me with an info. While parrotbill sounds were playing, in the background was another birds playing. I'm trying to identify that bird call. My husband proposed me on Big Island and we were hearing all the time that bird that we named it "the happy bird" because of it's sound like "ha-ppy, ha-ppy". If you know what bird is it, it will be very helpful for us. Thank you!

Very informative!! We are staying in Hilo and hearing birds singing day and night. Now know what species they are. Thank you!

I didn't hear it in the video sadly but does anyone know of a bird on Oahu that makes a sound that almost sounds like "uli uli uli"? Ive been trying to find the birds that make it, its such a pretty sound, but I haven't had any luck so far.

That's pretty creepy, but also accurate.

What about Kauia O'o?

What a gift to all of us. Mahalo nui for sharing.

Was looking for a elepaio call but this was epic top

How do we know they're not just on the floor?

The best way to learn these is to liken it to a bird you already are familiar with....for example the I'iwi sounds like a small Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus).

This was a wonderful introduction to many of the birds I have seen since moving to Oahu and more that I would like to see in their natural habitats. Thanks for posting this presentation and making it public. Thanks @heavensbutterflies for sharing the tip to tourists about kapu. I will be mindful of this when we hike and explore.

Mahalo, and Malama pono to Keali'i Ballao and friends. My mother , Josefina was well known in the island of Maui. Tell tourists that it is considered kapu to take any twig , stone or animal or plant from the islands unless legally bought. I am in granada Hills, today. I knew mostly Oahu and kauai when I was there. I only saw Kahului from the air and at the airport. Aloha ! David Baumgartner

This is friggen cool!!

Love the 'I'iwi. They sound like a traffic jam :) the good kind.

you mean "write about"?

Awesome!

Very nice work GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and Very nice work GREAT JOB!!!

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thank you for the video i need to right some Hawaiian birds for my homework!

nice work!

wait, Haleakala??? who talking