Banded `Alae `ula at Waimea Valley (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Banded `Alae `ula at Waimea Valley (Photo (c) Charles van Rees, 2014)
`Alae `ula walking amongst sedges at James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Charles van Rees releases a newly banded `Alae `ula, KG:OA at James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge (Photo (c) Jeremy Orozco, 2014)
Charles and members of the Livable Hawaii Kai Hui at the O`ahu Club(Photo (c) Livable Hawaii Kai Hui 2014)
HA:BL and his unbanded mate at Hawea Heiau Photo (c) Samuel Camp
HA:BL feeds in the `ae `ae at the Hawea Heiau in Hawaii KaiPhoto (c) Samuel Camp
`Alae `ula and their young at the Ke`awa`awa wetland on Hawaii Kai (Photo (c) Charles van Rees 2014)
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
HA:BL and his mate feeding in the water at Hawea Heiau Photo (c) Samuel Camp
`Alae `ula in Pickleweed, James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge ((Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Endangered moorhen crossing sign at James Campbell NWR
HA:OO, a young banded `Alae`ula at the Ke`awa`awa wetland in Hawaii Kai (Photo (c) Charles van Rees, 2014)
A curious `Alae `ula watches Charles reviewing banding information (Photo (c) Livable Hawaii Kai Hui 2014)
HA:RK calling at the Hawea Heiau; he has clearly been eating grass. Photo (c) Samuel Camp
`Alae `ula fighting (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Charles van Rees places a trap to catch young `Alae `ula at Waimea Valley (Photo (c) Andy Cabistan)
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
A young and adult `Alae `ula at Waimea Valley (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
HA:RK stands top a palm tree cleared during the restoration of the Hawea Heiau in Hawaii KaiPhoto (c) Samuel Camp
`Alae `ula on its nest (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
An `Alae `ula calls from within a patch of Pickleweed (Batis maritima) at James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
Charles gives a talk on wetland conservation and the protection of the `Alae `ula and other endangered birds at the O`ahu Club in Hawaii Kai ((Photo (c) Livable Hawaii Kai Hui 2014)
`Alae `ula swimming in the water lily pond at Waimea Valley (Photo (c) Charles van Rees 2014)
HA:BL and his mate courting at Hawea HeiauPhoto (c) Samuel Camp
A rainbow over James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge (Photo (c) Charles van Rees, 2014)
An `Alae `ula’s white tail as it walks through Pickleweed (Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
An unbanded female at the Hawea Heiau in Hawaii Kai, photographed in the rain. Photo (c) Samuel Camp
Photo (c) Samuel Camp
`Alae `ula in Pickleweed, James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge ((Photo (c) David Desrochers, 2008)
An adult `Alae `ula OB:YA “The Gator” gets banded with University of Florida colors at James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge (Photo (c) Charles van Rees, 2014)
Several young `Alae `ula and their koloa hybrid neighbors at Ke`awa`awa wetland (Photo (c) Charles van Rees 2014)