Hunnehgirls 3: ‘Apapane Enamel Pin Hunnehgirls The ‘Ō‘ō was a species

The ‘Ō‘ō was a species of native Hawaiian honeycreeper known for its shiny black feathers and bright yellow accents

Materials:AcrylicColor-matched lobster clip

The Kiwikiu (Pseudonestor xanthophrys)

and all proceeds from the sale of this pin will be donated to organizations working to protect our Native Hawaiian Honeycreepers

Hunnehgirls 3: ‘Apapane Enamel Pin Hunnehgirls The ‘Ō‘ō was a speciesThe Apapane is a small, vibrant red Hawaiian honeycreeper that lives in high altitude forests where it feeds mostly on the nectar of hia lehua blossoms. The Apapane is the most common of the honeycreepers and can be found on all of the major Hawaiian Islands. It plays a crucial role in pollinating native plants, contributing to the delicate balance of Hawaii's unique ecosystem. Product Dimensions1. 5"W x 1. 25"H Materials Hard enamel Gold finish 2 Red