The Hawaiian 'i'iwi, also known as the Hawaiian honeycreeper, is a small bird native to the Hawaiian Islands. It is recognized for its bright red plumage and long, curved bill, which is adapted for feeding on nectar from native flowers. The 'i'iwi plays a crucial role in pollination, helping to maintain the health of Hawaii's unique ecosystems. This bird primarily inhabits forests and is often found at higher elevations. Unfortunately, the Hawaiian 'i'iwi faces threats from habitat loss, invasive species, and diseases like avian malaria. Conservation efforts are essential to protect this iconic species and its habitat.