Category Archives: Kupau

Today the mahina is kupau: rain, winds, Amaʻumaʻu fern!

Today the mahina is kupau. We finally got some rain, once in the morning and now in the evening too. Trade winds are back. The Amaʻumaʻu fern perfectly coiled and ready to go! #hiloiaapaa #kupau #kaulua #anahuluhoonui

Today the mahina is kupau: rain, winds, Amaʻumaʻu fern!

Today the mahina is kupau. We finally got some rain, once in the morning and now in the evening too. Trade winds are back. The Amaʻumaʻu fern perfectly coiled and ready to go! #hiloiaapaa #kupau #kaulua #anahuluhoonui

Best nine Instagram posts from Moon Phase Project

We haven’t made the best use of this website, but we hope to learn more about customizing it and improving our activity in 2016 and onwards! Meanwhile, as we reflect on 2015, we wanted to share the most liked photos

Best nine Instagram posts from Moon Phase Project

We haven’t made the best use of this website, but we hope to learn more about customizing it and improving our activity in 2016 and onwards! Meanwhile, as we reflect on 2015, we wanted to share the most liked photos

Palukaluka Spawning Season

Kūpau: Palukaluka have been reported to be spawning in February and March. Be mindful if harvesting this month and let us know if you find any ripe (lots of eggs) females. Mahalo Keoki Stender for the photo.

Palukaluka Spawning Season

Kūpau: Palukaluka have been reported to be spawning in February and March. Be mindful if harvesting this month and let us know if you find any ripe (lots of eggs) females. Mahalo Keoki Stender for the photo.

Nana: Ho’onui Anahulu Summary

During this hoʻonui anahulu of the Hawaiian month Nana, we began with seeing Kou trees seeding and flowering in Hilo on the Hilo moon. The Hoaka moon showed rain on the island of Oʻahu (Mānoa) and mist in the mauka

Nana: Ho’onui Anahulu Summary

During this hoʻonui anahulu of the Hawaiian month Nana, we began with seeing Kou trees seeding and flowering in Hilo on the Hilo moon. The Hoaka moon showed rain on the island of Oʻahu (Mānoa) and mist in the mauka