Feb 3, 2021 · Fisher-people deemed Noio "aku birds" — or birds that indicate the presence of aku. Noio will flock above a school of aku fish that is about to surface, creating the perfect opportunity for a watchful fisherperson to swoop in.

Apr 24, 2013 · According to the website it says an Aku bird is someone who shows up empty-handed to a party and leeches off the drinks, never once asking, just taking. Is this the real definition of aku birds, or is this just a thinly veiled slang for something else?

The ‘auku‘u or black-crowned night heron (Family: Ardeidae) is a species that breeds on every continent except for Australia and Antarctica. Four subspecies are recognized and N. n. hoactli occurs in Hawai‘i, as well as across North America and most of South America.

Dec 4, 2017 · Wedge-tailed shearwaters — or ʻuaʻu kani — are large, dark-brown migratory birds with a black-tipped dark-gray bill. The birds live most of all their lives at sea and come ashore …

Oct 25, 2018 · Among the various species of aku birds, the sooty tern has a unique behavior. Through the ages, aku fishermen have studied the bird’s behavior and have learned to anticipate the aku’s movement. It is common for aku to feed at …

I thought Tree Turtles was a place, but my buddy corrected me and said it meant the time, 3:30. I was like WTH? Also amongst my friends, we like to say don't be one aku bird. I told that to my 7 year old son. (To not be an aku bird) My wife (she's lived in Hawaii for bout 10 years) looked at me confused and never heard it before.

Oct 5, 2020 · Nobody wants to be the aku bird, Hawaiʻi-slang for someone who leeches off others without giving anything in return. Of course, mistakes happen, and there’s no worse feeling than remembering about that potluck you’re supposed to go to—in an hour—and having to scrounge up something to bring, fast.

Aug 1, 2020 · Get the Aku Bird mug. An individual who lives a broke lifestyle by means of living off others income, hospitality, and aloha while simultaneously not having any purpose or value.

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Occasional vagrants have been found in Japan, Madagascar, Mexico, and on some islands north of the Equator in the Atlantic Ocean. It is a pelagic and epipelagic bird, living along the coast and moving into wooded areas during the breeding season.