Eastern Phoebe

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This Eastern Phoebe carving was hand-crafted from solid Basswood. The Eastern Phoebe is brownish above and darker on the head, wings and tail. The under-parts are mostly white with pale-olive wash on the sides and breast. Fresh Fall birds are washed with yellow below. All Phoebes are distinguished from Pewees by their habit of pumping down and spreading their tails. The distinctive song is a harsh, emphatic fee-be, accented on the first syllable. The typical call note is a sharp chip. Commonly found in woodlands, farmlands, and suburbs, it often nests under bridges, in eaves and under rafters.
Reference
National Geographic Field Guide To The Birds of North America, Fifth Edition, Page 302

Hawaii Crime Statistics

Year
Population
Violent
Property
Murder Forcible
Rape

1997 1,187,000 3,299 68,193 47 371

1998 1,193,000 2,946 60,677 24 352

1999 1,185,497 2,785 54,539 44 354

2000 1,211,537 2,954 60,033 35 346

2001 1,227,024 3,117 62,830 32 409

2002 1,240,663 3,262 71,976 24 372

2003 1,248,755 3,400 65,867 22 367

2004 1,262,124 3,213 60,525 33 333

2005 1,273,278 3,253 61,115 24 343

2006 1,285,498 3,615 54,382 21 355

Year
Robbery Aggravated
Assault
Burglary Larceny-
Theft
Vehicle
Theft

1997 1,403 1,478 12,741 48,984 6,468

1998 1,225 1,345 11,169 43,914 5,594

1999 1,044 1,343 9,421 40,458 4,660

2000 1,123 1,450 10,665 43,254 6,114

2001 1,142 1,534 11,162 44,925 6,743

2002 1,210 1,656 12,722 49,344 9,910

2003 1,168 1,843 11,409 44,807 9,651

2004 944 1,903 10,827 41,078 8,620

2005 1,001 1,885 9,792 42,188 9,135

2006 1,143 2,096 8,709 37,910 7,763

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