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Hawai'ian Birds

Topic Categories: ConservationEndangered SpeciesSouth Pacific IslandsStreaming videos
Posted on: November 10, 2008 8:59 AM, by "GrrlScientist"

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This video is a 5 minute amateur documentary about Hawai'i's endangered birds and the causes of their decline. The filmographer writes; "This was somewhat a difficult topic and we suffered from a lack of suitable footage of native birds as most endangered birds are not seen regularly as they used to be decades ago. Could have done better for sure, in fact if I had the chance I'd do it over for the sake of sharing the issues of the human impact on island birds." I think this is a great start for a conservation filmographer! [5:14]

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One of the worst enemies of the native birds are the feral cats. And their allies, the hideous sentimental old bats of AdvoCATS Hawaii who fight to prevent anyone harming the "colonies" of wild "kitties."

Posted by: John Powell | December 3, 2008 12:38 AM

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