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'I'iwi Hawaiian Honeycreeper - Vestiaria coccinea

This bird is fairly common on Maui in native forests above 4,000 feet in elevation. 'I'iwi feed on insects but depend more on nectar for sustenance. Their long, decurved beak can reach the nectar stored in deep-throated flowers. 'I'iwi feathers were used in ancient Hawaiian feather work for the Hawaiian royalty, or ali'i.
Haleakala Red Honeycreeper
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