Another thing we saw in Hawaii were a lot of birds. Mostly chickens and roosters. In fact, roosters wake you up at like 6 AM every morning with their constant cocka-doodle-doos. Here are some pics:
The following story is very funny to me. While we were looking at the lighthouse, there was a guy there who was freaking out about this little guy (the little white blob in the middle of the picture.) I asked him what it was...he told me, "it's a red-footed boobie." I, in return asked, "What...is that some sort of rare bird?" I mean, he was freaking out as if he were seeing a dodo bird. He looked at me as if i was the stupidest person in the world for asking that question. "No, it's not a rare bird. (his voice is dripping with distain at this point.) But how often do you get to see a red-footed boobie in it's nest?!!!" Hmm...ok. I turned and walked away. Brad also sarcastically asked, "where's the boobie?!"It was definitely loud enough for the guy to here.
Here is a picture of all the chickens that just roam the island. THere were actually about 50 more just walking around our car.
This little guy posed for a picture.
And the dang roosters.
And we saw some cardinals. They were pretty cute.
Maybe someday I can be as cool as the guy who spotted the red-footed boobie.