Hunnehgirls 2: Palila Enamel Pin Hunnehgirls the ‘Akepa is facing severe

the ‘Akepa is facing severe threats to its survival such as habitat loss

The Kākāwahie was last seen in 1963

It uses its distinctive bill to pry away bark from trees to get the insects hiding underneath

gold finish

also known as the Maui Parrotbill

Hunnehgirls 2: Palila Enamel Pin Hunnehgirls the ‘Akepa is facing severeThe Palila (Loxioides bailleui) is a native honeycreeper found on Hawaii Island. She's known for her bright yellow plumage and distinctive bill shape, perfectly suited for eating the seeds of the mmane tree. This critically endangered honeycreeper is threatened by habitat loss and predation by non native species, making it a focus of conservation efforts to prevent its extinction. Product Dimensions1"W x 1. 25"H MaterialsHard enamelGold finish2 Yellow