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Moku hala
Moku hala
Aerial view
Photo: H. Eijzenga

0.3 acre islet located west of Moku mana near Pauwalu Point.
The islet is State owned and all native flora and fauna on the islet is protected under State and/or federal law.

Species checklists:
PLANT
  Family: Aizoaceae
    Sesuvium portulacastrum Akulikuli Fed:none State:noneIndigenous
    5-Apr-05 Complete survey Common Starr et al 2006
  Family: Cyperaceae
    Carex wahuensis (Carex) Fed:none State:noneEndemic
    5-Apr-05 Complete survey Occasional Starr et al 2006
  Family: Goodeniaceae
    Scaevola sericea Naupaka kahakai Fed:none State:noneIndigenous
    5-Apr-05 Complete survey Common Starr et al 2006
  Family: Poaceae
    Digitaria ciliaris (Henry's crabgrass) Fed:none State:noneAdventive
    5-Apr-05 Complete survey Occasional Starr et al 2006
    Digitaria insularis (Sourgrass) Fed:none State:noneAdventive
    5-Apr-05 Complete survey Occasional Starr et al 2006
  Family: Verbenaceae
    Lantana camara (Lantana) Fed:none State:noneAdventive
    5-Apr-05 Complete survey Occasional Starr et al 2006
SEABIRD
  Family: Laridae
    Anous minutus melanogenys noio (Black Noddy) Fed:none State:noneIndigenous
    July 1, 1983- June 30, 1985 Opportunistic survey 200 roosting Ueoka 1985
    July 1,1988- June 30, 1990 Opportunistic survey 200 roosting Ueoka 1989
Literature Citations:

Altonn, H. 1977. Seabird refuge established. Honolulu Star-Bulletin 1977 (October 22, 1977): A101.

Anonymous. Maui county's offshore islets general information. Maui County. 2 p.

Department of Land and Natural Resources, D.o.F.a.W. 1981. Rules regulating wildlife sanctuaries. Department of Land and Natural Resources, Department of Foresty and Wildlife, Honolulu. 14 p.

Department of Land and Natural Resources, D.o.F.a.W. 1981. Seabird sanctuaries. Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife, Honolulu. 3 p.

Hawaii, S.o. 1969. Geographic names approved, second quarter 1969, p. 8. In: Development, D.o.P.E. (ed.), State of Hawaii8.

Morin, M. 1982. State Seabird Sanctuary brief legislative history, p. 6. In: Department of Land and Natural Resources, D.o.F.a.W. (ed.), State of Hawaii6.

Starr, F., Starr, K. & Wood, K. 2006. Maui offshore islet botanical survey. Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Forestry and Wildlife, Honolulu. 124 p.

Ueoka, M.L. 1982. Limited survey and inventory of seabirds in the State of Hawaii. Statewide Non-Game and Endangered Species Program, R-VI-A(c). 2 p.

Ueoka, M.L. 1984. Limited survey and inventory of seabirds in the State of Hawaii. Statewide Non-Game and Endangered Species Program, R-VI-A(c). 2 p.

Ueoka, M.L.H. 1989. Limited survey and inventory of seabirds in the State of Hawaii. Statewide Non-Game and Endangered Species Program, R-VI-A(c). 2 p.

Walker, R. 1978. Named islands, islets, rocks, sandspits in the Hawaiian Archipelago. Department of Land and Natural Resources: Division of Forestry and Wildlife, Honolulu. 16 p.

Additional information

'AlauHuluKaemiKeopukaKuhiwaMakoloakaMalaeloaMoke'ehiaMoku halaMoku manaMokuhukiMokupipiMolokiniPapanui o KanePu'ukuWai'anapanapa