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The Hawaiian hawk, also known as 'io, primarily inhabits the Hawaiian Islands, particularly on the islands of Hawaii (the Big Island) and Maui. They are often found in various habitats, including forests, grasslands, and mountainous areas, where they can hunt for small mammals, birds, and insects. Their presence is closely tied to native Hawaiian ecosystems, making them an important part of the islands' avian diversity.

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