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The po’ouli was a small, stocky bird. It had brown tinted feathers above, and was gray-white hued below.In the Hawaiian language, ‘po’ouli’ translates to ‘black head’ or ‘black face’. This gives the bird its alternate name, the black-faced honeycreeper.
KINGDOM
Animalia
PHYLUM
Chordata
CLASS
Aves
ORDER
Passeriformes
FAMILY
Fringillidae
GENUS
Melamprosops
Hawaii
Habitat
Terrestrial, Forest
Food
snails and beetles, but will feed on a variety of insects and larvae.
Last Seen
November 26, 2004