Road to Hana, Maui, Hawaii
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On a typical roadside overlook you can see the Road to Hana carved into the rainforest terrain.

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One of the many beautiful waterfalls seen on the road to Hana. This one was taken off the beaten path. You need to take a side road to see it.

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One of the many waterfalls on the road to Hana

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One of the many waterfalls on the road to Hana. This one was visible from the Garden of Eden Botanical Gardens.

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Bird of Paradise at the Garden of Eden Botanical Gardens. You can find these everywhere, though.

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Cardinals were surprisingly prevalent on the island. Here a femaile rests on a plant near the halfway point to Hana.

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Female cardinal on the way to Hana.

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If you know the name of this flower, taken at the Garden of Eden Botanical Gardens on the road to Hana, please email me.

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If you know the name of this flower, taken at the Garden of Eden Botanical Gardens on the road to Hana, please email me.

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If you know the name of this flower, taken at the Garden of Eden Botanical Gardens on the road to Hana, please email me.

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A pair of orchids taken at the Garden of Eden Botanical Gardens on the road to Hana. There is an entry fee, but they have a wonderful variety of plants and flowers with stunning views. Unfortunately not too many of them are labeled. This photo was taken in their special orchid garden which is a small path through the forest.

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The red crested cardinal is fairly prevalent on the island. The first time you see one of these is usually quite a surprise - it's obvious that it's a cardinal, but where's all of its red? Well, it's a different species.

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