A PDF field guide to the species reported in and around Hulēʻia National Wildlife Refuge, with common and scientific names and up to 3 photos of each, laid out for use in the field and offline.
The animals people report most often in and around Hulēʻia National Wildlife Refuge include Monarch, Brown Anole, Common Bluestripe Snapper, Gold Dust Day Gecko and Giant African Snail. Fish lead the list with 28 species, followed by 12 plants and 2 reptiles.
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.

Bulrush

Ivy Gourd

Monarch
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Brown Anole
Common Bluestripe Snapper



Purple Bushbean


Parasol Leaf Tree

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