Wetlands on the Big Island of Hawaii
Curl H. 1998. Wetlands on the Big Island of Hawaii. No Net Loss News. :5
Newsletter of the Washington Wetland Network of the National Audubon Society. Hawaii wetland article describes the Kaloko fish pond in addition to a few other ponds on the Big Island. One may see endangered Hawaiian coot and Hawaiian black-necked stilt, as well as many migrating ducks and shorebirds, including Pacific golden plover. Song birds are abundant.
- Type
- Newsletter Article
- Authors
- Curl, Herb
- Units
- KAHO
- Keywords
- Hawaii, Hilo, Kaloko fish pond, Kona, Loko Waka Pond, Newsletter Article, Shorebirds, Waiakea Pond, Wetlands