Black-crowned Night Herons

Cattle Egrets

Common Myna

Diamond Head Lighthouse in Honolulu

Brown Booby

Java Sparrows

Ruddy Turnstones

Ruddy Turnstones on their winter break in Hawaii

Mallard x Hawaiian (hybrid) Ducks

Yellow-fronted Canary

Rose-ringed Parakeet

Common Waxbill

Brown Anole

Red-crested Cardinals

Red-crested Cardinals are originally from Brazil but were introduced to Hawaii many years ago where a thriving population is now established.  Photo and video were taken on the island of Oahu.

Wandering Tattler

Warbling White-eye

Bulbuls

Red-whiskered Bulbul pictured above and Red-vented Bulbuls below.

I have found the Red-vented Bulbul to be the Hawaiian version of the Blue Jay.

Hawaiian Monk Seals

Rare and endangered Hawaiian Monk seals sleeping on the volcanic rocks at Ka'ena Point on the island of Oahu.

Anthurium

White-rumped Shama

The White-rumped Shama is a member of the thrush family.  The male is pictured above and the female below.

Hawaiian Stilt

Bristle-thighed Curlew

Laysan Albatross

Pacific Golden Plover

White Terns

The White Tern is more commonly called the Fairy Tern for obvious reasons.  They are pelagic birds that come in from the ocean to live onshore during breeding season.

Dark-eyed Junco (cismontanus)

Also known as the Cassiar Junco - a rare find in western New York.