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Hunnegirls 1: ‘Ō‘ō Enamel Pin Iiwi The Palila (Loxioides bailleui) is

Hunnegirls 1: ‘Ō‘ō Enamel Pin Iiwi The Palila (Loxioides bailleui) isThe was a species of native Hawaiian honeycreeper known for its shiny black feathers and bright yellow accents, which were often plucked from live birds and used in crafting the capes of alii and other ceremonial Hawaiian artifacts. Last seen in 1934, the was sadly driven to extinction by habitat loss, disease, and hunting. The pin will be produced in a limited run of 200 pieces, and all proceeds from the sale of this pin will be donated to

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The Palila (Loxioides bailleui) is a native honeycreeper found on Hawai‘i Island

5"Wx7"H print in a black 8"W x 10"H mat

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Somewhere off the coast of the Seafoam Islands

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Hunnegirls 1: ‘Ō‘ō Enamel Pin Iiwi The Palila (Loxioides bailleui) isThe was a species of native Hawaiian honeycreeper known for its shiny black feathers and bright yellow accents, which were often plucked from live birds and used in crafting the capes of alii and other ceremonial Hawaiian artifacts. Last seen in 1934, the was sadly driven to extinction by habitat loss, disease, and hunting. The pin will be produced in a limited run of 200 pieces, and all proceeds from the sale of this pin will be donated to

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