Saturday, February 13, 2021

Alae'ula Hawaiian Moorhens Add up to Magnum's Someone to Watch Over Me


Summary: Alae'ula Hawaiian moorhens as aumakua guardian spirits of Kauai and Oahu add up, and alert us, to Magnum's Someone to Watch Over Me Feb. 12, 2021.


Hawaiian common moorhen (Gallinula galeata), known locally as alae-ula, is imperiled water bird endemic to the Hawaiian Islands; U.S.D.A. (U.S. Department of Agriculture) NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service): Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Alae'ula Hawaiian moorhens as aumakua guardian spirits of Kauai and Oahu add up, and alert us, to Magnum's Someone to Watch Over Me crime action drama television series episode Feb. 12, 2021.
The third-season, eighth-episode title, series’ 48th overall, binds doctor and veteran, Ethan Shah (Jay Ali) and veteran Theodore Calvin (Stephen Hill), benevolently to patient and recruit. It commemorates the George Gershwin (Sept. 26, 1898-July 11, 1937), Ira Gershwin (Dec. 6, 1896-Aug. 17, 1983) and Howard Dietz (Sept. 8, 1896-July 30, 1983) composition. It draws upon second-season, third-episode Knight Lasts Forever discussions Oct. 11, 2019, about aumakua (from Hawaiian au, “eon, era, time current, time period” and mākua, “ancestors”).
Hawaiian moorhens (alae'ula locally, Gallinula galeata sandvicensis scientifically) and short-eared owls (pueo, Asio flammeus sandwichensis) emerge as aumakua for Kauai and Oahu and for Robin's Nest.

Perhaps maximally 10-year life cycles furnish year-round mating, nesting and parenting even as seasonal focus features the months March through August, vegetation density and water levels.
Physically and sexually mature females gather dense emergent vegetation in freshwater marshes into platform nests for five- to 13-egg clutches incubatable for 19 to 22 days. All chicks hatch precocially (from Latin praecŏcĭa, “early-ripening fruits”) into parental dependency, perhaps five weeks maximally, even as they have duck-like swimming, rail-like walking within hours. The Rallidae (from Latin rallus, “rail [aquatic bird]” and -idæ, “resembling”) craik, coot, gallinule, rail family member is born with black down and a red bill.
Alae'ula Hawaiian moorhens, judged taxonomically by U.S. Navy Dr. Thomas H. Streets in 1877, journeys into physical and sexual maturity as larger-sized males and smaller-sized females.

The endemic (among one's people, from Greek ἐν, "in" and δῆμος, "people"), Hawaii-exclusive waterbird, also known as Hawaiian mudhens, knows same-colored, same-patterned adult females and males.
Physically and sexually mature females and males look large-plated, short-billed, short-winged, short-tailed and long- and stout-legged with rounded front-profiled, compressed rear-profiled legs and long-clawed, long-toed feet. They manifest brown-tinged, near-black heads and necks; slate-gray undersides of bodies and wings; white-lined wings with black shorter and white longer undertail coverts; and white-spotted sides. They net brown-olive upper-surfaced tails and wings and black-brown feather shafts and tailtips; crimson frontal plates and yellow-tipped crimson bills; crimson-blushed, crimson-ringed legs; and pea-green feet.
Alae'ula (from Hawaiian 'alae, "forehead" and 'ula, "red") Hawaiian moorhens obtain 13- to 15-inch- (33.03- to 38.1-centimeter-) long bodies, 6.5-plus-inch (16.51-centimeter) wings and 21-inch (53.34-centimeter) wingspans.

Kauaian (from Hawaiian Kaua'i, "favorite place on one's neck") and Oahuan (from Hawaiian O'ahu, "gathering place") aumakua guardian spirits present 1-inch- (2.54-centimeter-) long bills and feathers.
The endangered Hawaiian waterbird queues up 1-inch- (2.54-centimeter-) long, 0.5-inch- (1.27-centimeter-) wide frontal plates, 2-inch- (5.08-centimeter-) long legs and 3-inch- (7.62-centimeter-) long claws, toes and tails. Mature females and males remain land-bound 25 days every year, any time between June and September, while they replace old feathers and skin with new molts. Chicken-like cackling adults seek 2-foot- (0.61-meter-) deep water and 0.25- to 0.5-acre (0.1- to 0.2-hectare) territories at grassy, insect-, mollusk-, seed-rich sea-level through 406.82-foot (124-meter) altitudes.
Red foreheads testify to alae’ula Hawaiian moorhens mythologically tendering fire to ancient Hawaiians, whose modern-day counterparts thank them through pollution-free wetlands without introduced plants and predators.

Juliet Higgins (Perdita Weeks) and Thomas Magnum (Jay Hernandez) are looking for a missing person in need of emergency surgery in Magnum P.I.'s Someone to Watch Over Me (season 3 episode 8): SpoilerTV @SpoilerTV, via Twitter Jan. 22, 2021

Acknowledgment
My special thanks to talented artists and photographers/concerned organizations who make their fine images available on the internet.

Image credits:
Hawaiian common moorhen (Gallinula galeata), known locally as alae-ula, is imperiled water bird endemic to the Hawaiian Islands; U.S.D.A. (U.S. Department of Agriculture) NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service): Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons @ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NRCSHI03022_-_Hawaii_(2109)(NRCS_Photo_Gallery).jpg
Juliet Higgins (Perdita Weeks) and Thomas Magnum (Jay Hernandez) are looking for a missing person in need of emergency surgery in Magnum P.I.'s Someone to Watch Over Me (season 3 episode 8): SpoilerTV @SpoilerTV, via Twitter Jan. 22, 2021, @ https://twitter.com/SpoilerTV/status/1352652510872395776

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