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| Moku Nui, the larger of "The Mokes," off Kailua's Lanikai neighborhood. Kayaking to the islets when seas are calm is a popular activity. But paddlers should check weather conditions and keep to the O'ahu side of the islets.
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| An offshore frigate bird, or "iwa, inflates his crop to enhance his attractiveness. "Iwa are superb flyers and will snatch food from other birds in mid-air. |
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| A black-footed albatross regurgitates food to feet her chick. The big birds glide on air currents and travel vast distances. |
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Sooty terns nest in great numbers on Manana and Mokumanu. They lay a single egg directly on the ground and are easily disturbed by humans.
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Neighbor Islands
From hiking the cool uplands of Kaua'i to exploring the sea caves of Maui, many Hawai'i residents find adventure without leaving the state. The Islands offer an abundance of opportunities to learn more about local history or just soak in the scenery and sunshine.
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