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Birds
 

Some of the best bird watching on the island can be found at Aimakapa Fishpond.  This wetland area provides habitat for an amazing variety of birdlife, including some species that are not found anywhere else in the world!  Other species can be found spending the winter months in the fishpond, having traveled to Hawai'i from other parts of the globe.

Keep your eyes open when visiting along the coastline and you may also spot a variety of native shorebirds.

Hawaiian Stilt
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green sea turtle
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Hawaiian man building a rock wall

Did You Know?
Did you know in Hawaii, stones played an important role in everyday life. They were used for tools, cooking, and building walls and religious structures.

Last Updated: October 04, 2010 at 16:08 MST