Hawaii Birding Resources

The avifauna of Hawaii is a mix of introduced and native species. Introduced species, such as the Common Mynah, often being the most common or visible. Several native species are extinct and many others are highly threatened.

Each island also has its own unique mixture of species.

Perhaps the best source of information on birding in Hawaii is the Hawaiian Audubon Society. Their web site includes information on tour companies and guides as well as information on good birding locations on five of the Hawaiian Islands.

State Information

A checklist of the birds of Hawaii can be downloaded from the Hawaii Audubon Society web site.

Hawaii State Bird - Nene (Hawaiian Goose)

Other resources and locations

If you have suggestions for additional birding resources in Hawaii, from web sites to your favorite birding location, submit your information using the following form. You can cut and paste large amounts if text into the information field. Birding locations are the most desired, but any good resource on Hawaiian birds is welcomed.

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