'Amakihi

'''Cool Facts:''' `Amakihi are members of the endemic subfamily of Hawaiian honeycreepers (Drepanidinae), which are among the world's most famous and spectacular examples of adaptive radiation evolution of a variety of species from a single common ancestor. `Amakihi are often confused with Japanese white-eyes (or mejiro), but can be distinguished by their black lores and distinctive song and calls.

'''Cool Facts:''' `Amakihi are members of the endemic subfamily of Hawaiian honeycreepers (Drepanidinae), which are among the world's most famous and spectacular examples of adaptive radiation evolution of a variety of species from a single common ancestor. `Amakihi are often confused with Japanese white-eyes (or mejiro), but can be distinguished by their black lores and distinctive song and calls.