Jackson (Male flamingo wearing an orange skull shirt and spider web sunglasses.) is holding a camera as he takes pictures of his muse, Palila (Female spectacled owl with orange eyes.) She stands on a stand dressed in a vampire costume which includes; a blue dress, a red cape, and fake fangs. They smile at each other enjoying the Halloween season.

I'm in a Secret Santa themed server, and we did a Secret Treats version. I got Beartronica (on Deviantart) and wanted to draw some of their birds. So here they are!

#Halloween #Skywaterart #Halloween2025 #anthro #Palila #Jackson #digitalart #SecretSanta #owl #flamingo #spectacledowl #costume

Manu Minute: The pleasant palila The palila is the last finch-billed native honeycreeper. These rare birds have all but vanished from the Hawaiian Islands, with the exception of a few small patches of high elevation forest on the wes...

The palila is the last finch-billed native honeycreeper. These rare birds have all but vanished from the Hawaiian Islands, with the exception of a few small patches of high elevation forest on the west side of Maunakea on Hawaiʻi Island. 🟡⚫⚪

#Palila #HPR #Birdtober #HawaiiBirds

Happy Birdtober!
💛 Palila
Loxioides bailleui

Meet the rare palila — a bright yellow finch-like bird found only in the dry māmane forests of Maunakea Volcano. Proof that unique birds need unique habitats, and that both need protecting.
IMG: Hawaiʻi DLNR

#Birdtober #Palila #HawaiiParks #HawaiiBirds

Day 29 - Palila

Second to last day....

#avianaugust #palila #howdidImakeitthisfar

Day 29 of #AvianAugust2025, Birds of Hawaii, hosted by @cookiedoves.bsky.social: Palila (Loxioides bailleui)

#AvianAugust #hawaiianbirds #birdsofhawaii #hawaii #birds #birdart #illustration #palila #mamane #hawaiianhoneycreeper #endangeredbirds

Big Island students produce first-ever draft genome of endangered palila - Hawaii Tribune-Herald Big Island students produce first-ever draft genome of endangered palila - Hawaii News | Hawaii Tribune-Herald

The once-widespread #palila, a Hawaiian #Honeycreeper, is so impacted by habitat destruction, invasive species & avian malaria that it now only resides in a small region on the slopes of Maunakea. According to the U.S. F.W.S., Hawaii’s endemic forest birds face an immediate extinction crisis.