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Palmyra/Maui, October, 2007 |
Anders took Scott and I on a hike in the Waikamoi Preserve reserve. It is right outside the entrance to Haleakala National Park. This area accesses a native Hawaiian forest. The first part of the hike is through a lot of non-native trees and flowers. |
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Scott and Anders heading down the trail |
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Mushrooms on the forest floor. |
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Small flowering plant. |
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Carving in a fallen log. |
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Close-up of pine bough. |
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Lichen is all over the forest. |
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Colorful ferns. |
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The moisture in the forest allows for all kind of growth on all surfaces. |
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View of trail through the invasive species forest. |
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Patch of moss and lichen that marks the border of the native Hawaiian forest. | ![]() |
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This forest is a little more tropical-looking. |
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This was a wonderful spot to stop and listen. Lots of singing birds in this part of the woods. |
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Lichen and moss on a tree limb. |
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Anders points out to Scott some local bird and plant species. |
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Nice shot of the native forest. |
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