ネイティブ・バードのさえずり

Here Hosmer Grove is where botanist Hosmer experimentally planted trees for the development of forestry and livestock farming before the later national park project.
As the number of foreign natural enemies increased, the native birds gradually increased their altitude, prospered their descendants, and connected their seeds.
Among them is Iiwi, a bird with a bent beak that makes it easy to suck the nectar of bright red flowers, except for some of its eyes and wings.
I would be happy if you could listen to the beautiful sounds they make while having breakfast.

ここホスマーグローブは植物学者ホスマー氏が、後に始まる国立公園プロジェクトの前に林業や牧畜の発展のために実験的に植林した場所である。
外来の天敵が増える中、ネイティブバードたちは徐々に標高を上げながら子孫繁栄をしその種を繋いできた。
その中にIiwiという目と羽の一部以外はすべて真っ赤な花の蜜が吸いやすいようにくちばしが曲がった鳥がいる。
それらが奏でる美しい鳴き声を朝食などを取りながら聞いて頂けたら嬉しい。

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