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‘akikiki honeycreeper on the left feeding on flower and ‘akeke’e honeycreeper on the right sitting on a branch

Photo By/Credit

Jim Denny/Independent photographer

Date Shot/Created

03/16/2022

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Hawaiʻi’s native forest bird species have undergone precipitous declines and extinctions since the arrival of humans to the archipelago. On the left,‘akikiki honeycreeper feeding on a flower. On the right, ‘akeke’e honeycreeper sitting on a branch.

Facility

Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife Office

Ecosystem

Forest

Subject tags

Endangered and/or Threatened species

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