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amakihi

or ··쾱·

[ ah-mah-kee-hee ]

noun

plural amakihis.
  1. a small Hawaiian honeycreeper, Hemignathus virens, having mainly olive-green plumage above with a dark mark extending from the eye to the beak.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of amakihi1

First recorded in 1900–05; from Hawaiian ‘a쾱
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However, the elepaio, an endangered native bird, lives in the lowland forests, as does the amakihi, an endemic honeycreeper that is not classified as endangered, he noted.

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Some bird populations on the Big Island, including the apapane and amakihi, have shown signs of resistance to disease.

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The University of Hawaii said Monday the disease sometimes called scaly leg was first detected in the Hawaii amakihi in 2007.

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An island-wide survey of key native forest bird habitats revealed the infestation is limited to the Hawaii amakihi.

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The Hawaii amakihi is a honeycreeper with green and yellow feathers.

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