Hawaiian Coot (Fulicia alai)
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Description: Photo and facts about the habitat, behavior, and conservation status of this bird.
Hawaiian coot - Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife Office Endangered Species in the Pacific Islands The ‘alae ke‘oke‘o is dark slate gray with a white bill and a large frontal shield (patch on top of head). The frontal shield is usually white but can vary from bluish white to yellow to dark blood red. They have white undertail feathers that are seen when swimming or during their courtship displays. Male and female coots look alike. This endemic bird of Hawai‘i is smaller than its mainland relatives, measuring 15 inches in length.
Size: 542 chars
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| Page title: | Hawaiian coot - Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife Office |
| Keywords: | Fish & Wildlife Office, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, endangered species, Honolulu FWS, Hawaii FWS, Ecological Services, recovery plans, Endangered Species, Pacific Region |
| Description: | Pacific Islands Fish and wildlife Office is located in Honolulu, HI and is part of the Pacific Region U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service |
| IP-address: | 164.159.171.13 |
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| WHOIS | Status: ACTIVE |
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