Back to Hawaii -- this appears to be an adult Wedge-tailed Shearwater. On Nov. 12 it was using the cover of shrubbery rather than an underground tunnel near the Kilauea Lighthouse on Kaua'i.
The Flycatcher
To describe my lifelong fascination with flight and with creatures that fly I like to echo the words of John James Audubon who in 1839 wrote of himself as "...one who never can cease to admire and to study with zeal and the most heartfelt reverence, the wonderful productions of an Almighty Creator."
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Back to Hawaii -- this appears to be an adult Wedge-tailed Shearwater. On Nov. 12 it was using the cover of shrubbery rather than an underground tunnel near the Kilauea Lighthouse on Kaua'i.
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