Let’s take a peek into the hale (home) of an ʻuaʻu ʻohana (family). ʻUaʻu (Hawaiian petrels) are endangered seabirds that nest in high elevation burrows on Mauna Loa. We have monitored them here in Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park since the early 1990s. ‘Uaʻu travel the vast Pacific Ocean feeding on squid and fish. Both parents forage for food to feed their chick. In late fall, young ʻuaʻu prepare to fledge and will leave their burrows in the dark of night. They will not return to land to nest on