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That's my flow
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Pele, Laka, ʻŌhiʻa, Lehua, & Kūkaʻōhiʻalaka really out in full force lately...
(P.S. Can you spot the pollinators in each photo? Hint: 🐜🐝)
‘Ōhi’a Lehua
Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park
May 7, 2017
maybe oneday...
a doodle of my oc’s from my webtoon, “Secret of the Universe.” I’m thinking of restarting it again despite only posting a prologue hahA. i just want to bring my story justice.
goodbye
You said every road is a good road Between the next road and your last road Every love is your best love and every love is your last love And every kiss is a goodbye
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The ‘Ōhiʻa (pronounced oh-hee-yah), is a small flowering tree with incredible cultural and ecological importance to Hawaii. Once lava cools — before any other life can return — the ‘Ōhiʻa tree grows. It is the lone voyager. It’s bright red blossoms and green leaves can be seen dotting barren lava fields across the big island of Hawaii. Without the ʻŌhiʻa to help bring life back to the land, the cycle of creation after a lava flow would be disrupted. Unfortunately, ʻŌhiʻa are facing an invasive fungal pathogen and we need help identifying it and protecting this important tree. Photo courtesy of J. B. Friday.
FOTO MOKU - April 21, 2019 - Japanese white-eye sparrow on her nest in an Ohia tree.
By HikerEyes
Metrosideros polymorpha.
Although there are many varieties of color, Lehua is specific to the red blossoms on the 'Ohi'a tree.
There's an old Mo'olelo about 'Ohi'a Lehua. The legend says that one day Pele met a handsome warrior named 'Ohi'a (said to be the most beautiful man on the entire island chain at the time) and she asked him to marry her. 'Ohi'a, however, had already married his love Lehua. Pele was furious when 'Ohi'a turned down her marriage proposal, so she turned 'Ohia into the most horrendously ugly twisted tree she could think of.
Lehua was heartbroken, of course. Lehua was so heart broken in fact that she would spend all day for weeks praying, chanting, and begging to her Akua to change him back. Her Akua eventually took pity on Lehua and decided it was an injustice to have 'Ohi'a and Lehua separated. Not being able to undo Pele's curse They instead turned Lehua into a blossom on the 'Ohi'a tree so that the two lovers would be forever joined together. And it is said that if you pick this blossom you are separating the lovers, and that it will start to rain.
Key:
Pele = the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes, fire, and lava
'Ohi'a = To gather, collect, or reap.
Mo'olelo = Hawaiian legend or story
Akua = Hawaiian Gods and deities