It is threatened by diseases like avian malaria and fowlpox, and alteration of habitat. At KBCC, captive-breeding techniques are researched to produce birds for release into the wild.
The Hawai'ian "Creeper" is a small, but quite pugnacious and lively bird. It runs along branches and tree trunks, constantly probing bark and plant growth for food. Its drab coloration provides excellent camouflage.
Keauhou Bird Conservation Center (KBCC), Volcano, Hawaii
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''Oreomystis mana'', or Hawi'ian "Creeper". An endangered bird from Big Island, Hawai'i. It is threatened by diseases like avian malaria and fowlpox, and alteration of habitat. At KBCC, captive-breeding techniques are researched to produce birds for relea