ʻĀkepa is a small Hawaiian honeycreeper, and like many other honeycreepers, it is listed as an endangered species.
The ʻĀkepa is a unique bird of Hawaii that can be found on Maui and the Big Island in ʻōhia forests. Their primary diet consists of insects, and they drink nectar from different flowers, including the Naio flower, represented in this painting.

Open edition signed by the artist.
Full size 25.4 x 20.32 cm (10" x 8") print on 55 lb acid-free paper with 1/4" border to size.
Matte finish with a smooth surface.