Yes, I am also a fan of the Kolea in Ewa. They are a fiercely independent and territorial bird as I have one that returns to my back yard every year. Others return and live just down the street. I have never seen any other bird that clearly has an attitude like they were the first to be there on that spot, which is likely true. This bird or its ancestors have probably had this piece of turf for centuries. 
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They look at you like you better be nice or they will throw you out...
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They are amazingly loud and energetic birds, sometimes shouting in the middle of the night by the moonlight. I believe they yell at the Barn owls that come by in the late evening. They also don't take any guff from the loud and pushy mynah birds.
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You always know around March-April they are getting ready to head off for Alaska when their coat changes colors into their pre flight flashy markings. I look forward to its return again later this year. One of the most amazing birds anywhere in the Pacific.