Fun Facts about Crested Honeycreeper
- The Crested honeycreeper gets its Hawaiian name ʻākohekohe, from its raspy call. They do not sing, but produce a random series of buzzes, croaks, and whistles
- Crested honeycreepers have a fluffy, white-tipped crest on their heads which acts as a pollination brush
- The ʻākohekohe is the largest living Hawaiian honey creeper, with striking black, silver and orange feathers.
- These honeycreepers are only found on Mauʻi in the high elevation forests on Haleakalā Volcano
- They are a critically endangered species, and biologists are working hard to save them
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