Time for a cat ordinance on Kauai! Remote camera image of feral cat preying on Hawaiian Common Gallinule nest, April 22, 2017. Cameras were installed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in partnership with American Bird Conservancy and are run by B. Webber. This is an endangered subspecies of Common Gallinule. There have been 252 suspected cat kills of Hawaiian Common Gallinules, ‘Alae Ke‘oke‘o (Hawaiian Coots), Ae‘o (Hawaiian Stilts), Koloa Maoli (Hawaiian Ducks), and Kolea (Pacific Golden-Plover) in Hanalei National Wildlife Refuge between 2012 and 2014. #endangeredspecies #endangeredbirds #gallinules #moorhens #feralcats #wildliferefuge #hanalei #hanaleinationalwildliferefuge #wildliferefuges #catkills #kauaiwildlife #hawaiianbirds #hawaiian #birdsindanger #hawaiiancommonmoorhen #commongallinule #commonmoorhen #subspecies #notsocommonmoorhen
