- The
kiwikiu or Maui
parrotbill (Pseudonestor xanthophrys) is a
species of
Hawaiian honeycreeper endemic to the
island of Maui in Hawaii. It can only be...
- reserve. The park is home to a
number of
endangered species,
including nēnē,
kiwikiu, ʻakohekohe, and ʻāhinahina. The Park
Service is
taking steps to prevent...
-
larvae Pseudonestor xanthophrys Rothschild, 1893 – Maui
parrotbill or
kiwikiu Genus Psittirostra –
slightly hooked bill,
Freycinetia arborea fruit specialist...
- of
native forest birds across Hawaiʻi are
nearly extinct,
including the
kiwikiu and 'ākohekohe that are
found only in East Maui,
whose po****tion decreased...
-
Pseudonestor Maui
parrotbill or
kiwikiu...
- dolei) and the Maui
parrotbill (Pseudonestor xanthophrys), also
known as
Kiwikiu, both of
which are
critically endangered and only
found in an
alpine forest...
- mosquitoes. Many disease-susceptible
endemic birds,
including ʻiʻiwi and
kiwikiu,
became rare to
absent at
lower elevations, even in
relatively intact native...
-
southern Sweden. In 2019, an
individual photographed by
iNaturalist user "
kiwikiu" at
Cannon Beach, Oregon,
suggested the species'
introduction into the...
- to
increase more
rapidly than slow
growing species like the
endangered Kiwikiu.
Chicks remain in the nest for 15-21 days
before they fledge.
Young Hawaiʻi...