ʻIʻiwi
Drepanis coccinea Hakalau Forest NWR Mauna Kea, Hawaiʻi
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ʻIʻiwi
Drepanis coccinea Hakalau Forest NWR Mauna Kea, Hawaiʻi
[ID: an illustration labeled “Iconic fauna of Hawai’i”, depicting animals - an i’iwi bird, a monk seal, a humpback whale, an Oahu tree snail, a yellow-faced bee, a nēnē goose, a Hawaiian hawk, a hoary bat, and a reef triggerfish. Teal leaves adorn the background and there is a red, yellow, and blue patterned border. Animals are labeled with their Hawaiian and English names. End.]
The theme for Creature Mail this month is endemic island creatures! This design will be a postcard. :-)
Avian August day 1! The 'I'iwi, a honeycreeper endemic to Hawai'i ♥️🍒
Prompt 1 of #AvianAugust2025 hosted by @cookiedoves is the ʻiʻiwi or Scarlet Honeycreeper. #AvianAugust is a bird art challenge which this year celebrates the birds of Hawaii
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4hrs 16mins
Avian August 2025
Photo © Friedemann Arndt, eBird
First week of bird drawings from AvianAugust.
ʻIʻiwi
Hawai’ian monk selkie