Java Sparrow Manu
The Java Sparrow (padda oryzivora) is an introduced bird in Hawaii known as manu li’ili’i. read more
The Java Sparrow (padda oryzivora) is an introduced bird in Hawaii known as manu li’ili’i. read more
This bright red hibiscus found on Hawaii’s Big Island is a vibrant example of a common shrub hibiscus. The Hawaiian word for hibiscus is pua aloalo (pua meaning flower and aloalo meaning hibiscus). read more
Sometimes called the “Christmas Star,” poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) grow wild on hillsides throughout Hawaii. As winter comes shortened days on the islands cause the poinsettia leaves to turn flaming red, indicating that Christmas will soon be here. read more
Kahili Ginger (Hedychium gardnerianum) is another beautiful, aromatic, ginger plant introduced to Hawaii. read more
Kailua Kona Bay early in the morning light, as seen from the Kona Seaside Hotel. read more
Rainbows abound in Hawaii, and it seems especially true in Maui where the Valley Isle creates conditions excellent for rainbows and rainbow viewing. read more
The Hawaiian orange-spotted day gecko is a common site on the islands. These playful, attractive lizards adorn trees, railings, buildings, and even indoor walls and ceilings. read more
One thing Hawaii symbolizes is a relaxation. And oftentimes, relaxation leads to fun, creative displays like this “Aloha.” read more