Hawaiian Forest Bird Chorus

	Hawaiian High IslandsEcoregion This page last revised 05September 2006 -- S.M.Gon III
Home Introduction Ecoregion Conservation Targets Viability Goals Portfolio TNC Action Sites Threats Strategies Acknowledgements ▫ Tables Maps & Figures CPT Database Appendices Glossary Sources . Viabilityof forest bird concentrations were derived from recent assessments bythe USGS/BRD. Forestbirds contribute to vital ecological processes, such as pollination 'Elepaio,a Hawaiian flycatcher, is a member of the forest bird concentration.	Hawaiian Forest Bird Chorus Justfor fun, here is a chorus of Hawaiian bird songs. It includes‘Apapane, ‘Elepaio, ‘I‘iwi, ‘Amakihi, ‘Akepa,and ‘Ōma‘o. 'Apapane(Himatione sanguinea)song (public domain) 'Akepa(Loxops coccineus)song (public domain) 'Elepaio (Chasiempissandwichensis)song (public domain)	Thesong of the ‘i‘iwi (Vestiariacoccinea)is as distinctive as its appearence. 'Ōma'o(Myadestesobscurus)song (public domain) 'Amakihi (Hemignathusvirens) song (public domain) You can manipulate the chorususing the audio control boxes on this page, turning all off, andlistening to the calls of each bird species at will. Begin bypausing each control box, one after the other, until all are silent,then unpausing any that you would like to hear.