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Birds of the National Parks in Hawaii

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About This Book

This booklet is a concise field guide to the birds found in Hawaii's protected volcanic parks, combining natural history, species accounts, and conservation notes. It explains how birds colonized the islands and outlines causes of native bird decline, then offers identification entries organized by family with descriptions of appearance, voice, habitat, park distribution, and seasonal movements. Illustrations and practical site recommendations accompany accounts of native, endemic, and introduced species, emphasizing threats from habitat loss, introduced predators, and disease while guiding visitors to likely viewing locations within the parks.

About the Author

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William W. Dunmire

William W. Dunmire is an author recognized for his contributions to the field of ornithology, particularly in relation to the unique avian species found in Hawaii's national parks. His notable work, "Birds of the National Parks in Hawaii," serves as an informative guide that highlights the diverse birdlife of the region, emphasizing the ecological significance and conservation efforts necessary to protect these habitats. Through his writing, Dunmire aims to raise awareness about the importance of preserving Hawaii's natural heritage and the role that birds play within it.

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