Nēnē (Hawaiian Goose) is the state bird of Hawaiʻi and the only native goose species. It lives from coastal shrublands to high lava fields and has adapted to life on land with reduced webbing. Nēnē are herbivores, forming pair bonds and nesting in lava crevices. Conservation efforts have helped rebuild wild populations after near extinction (Hawaiʻi Wildlife Center, DLNR, Wikipedia).