Image of Red-crested Cardinal
Description:
Red-crested Cardinal, since CoL doesn't seem to have that name. These are native to South America, but was introduced to Hawaii, where it does quite well for itself. Pretty much every morning toward the end of breakfast, one of these or a pair of Mynas or Zebra Doves would come calling, looking for crumbs.
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