The birds of Puu Ahumoa
- Author:
- Baldwin, Helen S.
- Title:
- The birds of Puu Ahumoa
- Periodical:
- Elepaio
- Year:
- 1956
- Volume:
- 16
- Pages:
- 56-58
- Subject:
- Puu Ahumoa Birds Mauna Kea Hawaii Amakihi
- Summary:
- This document describes a cinder cone known as Puu Ahumoa or "Chicken Hill" that can be reached via the Saddle Road, on the island of Hawaii. Here, many wild birds live such as the pheasant, quail, skylark, linnet, plover, owl, amakihi, mejiro, iiwi, elepaio, range-turkey, finch, rice bird, Chinese dove, and rock-pigeon live and can be observed by those who hike to this area and are interested in the habits and lives of these birds.
- Label:
- Birds - General
- Date:
- 1956
- Collection:
- Periodicals