Hunnehgirls 1: ‘I‘iwi Enamel Pin Iiwi and avian diseases resulting in

and avian diseases resulting in significant population declines

This omamori-inspired shaker keychain features double-sided printing

The Kākāwahie was last seen in 1963

Total Size Including Mat: 8"W x 10"H

It was endemic to the island of O‘ahu and was last seen in the mid-1900s

Hunnehgirls 1: ‘I‘iwi Enamel Pin Iiwi and avian diseases resulting inThe iconic Iiwi is perhaps the most well known species of native Hawaiian honeycreeper and can be found on Kauai, Maui, and Hawaii Island in higher elevation rainforests. Habitat loss and diseases like avian malaria threaten the iiwi populations in our islands. Product Dimensions1. 25"W x 1. 25"H Materials Hard enamel Gold finish2 Red PVC clasps