Biologists tag world's rarest species of shorebird on Molokai

Hawaiʻi Public Radio

Published April 7, 2014 at 10:49 AM HST

Three wildlife biologists spent the weekend tagging one of the world’s rarest species of shorebirds on Molokai. Catherine Cluett reports from The Molokai Dispatch.

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