Koi Omamori Acrylic Shaker Keychain Hunnehgirls The Kākāwahie was last seen

The Kākāwahie was last seen in 1963

making it a focus of conservation efforts to prevent its extinction

and avian diseases resulting in significant population declines

It likes to eat nectar from native flowering plants like the ‘ōhi‘a lehua

The Po‘ouli (Melamprosops phaeosoma) is an extinct species of native Hawaiian Honeycreeper that was once found only in the forests of Maui

Koi Omamori Acrylic Shaker Keychain Hunnehgirls The Kākāwahie was last seenThis omamori inspired shaker keychain features double sided printing, with koi charms on the inside that move and "swim" beneath the lotus plants. Writing on the front translates to "success" or "victory". Buy 2 for $25 Materials: Acrylic Color matched lobster clip Product Dimensions: 1. 375"W x 2. 25"H