Diamond Head with University of Hawaii at Manoa, to the left, and Waikiki and Honolulu communities, right.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
The Birds For Pacific University's Dr. Phil Creighton
Hawaiian Nene Family
Hawaiian Hawk
Apapane (Honeycreeper)Friday, April 10, 2009
Our Friend Koa
Although she had a primary caregiver, Koa spent time at several residences in the community. She was always welcome and will always be missed.
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Another Sunset---So?
With the Halemaumau Event pouring more ash and sulphur dioxide into the air, sunsets such as this have become rare due to the cloud hovering at the horizon line. Most times the sun sets 5 degrees above the obscured horizon. It is a treat to see the horizon again and realizing it has been taken for granted all these years. Normal wind patterns block our horizon.
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