Vestiaria coccinea, commonly known as the Hawaiian honeycreeper, is a small bird native to the Hawaiian Islands. It is recognized for its vibrant red plumage and distinctive curved bill, which is adapted for feeding on nectar from flowers. This species primarily inhabits forested areas, where it plays a crucial role in pollination. The Hawaiian honeycreeper is part of the Fringillidae family and is known for its unique adaptations to the island ecosystem. Unfortunately, it faces threats from habitat loss and invasive species, leading to a decline in its population. Conservation efforts are essential to protect this iconic bird and its habitat.