Per AI: Here’s how you can tell:

• Golden-brown speckled back: The bird has distinctive gold and black markings on its back, which is typical of golden plovers.  
• Black belly and face: In its breeding plumage (which this bird appears to be in), the Pacific Golden Plover has a black face and belly.  
• White stripe above the eye: There’s a noticeable white stripe that extends from the beak, over the eye, and down the neck.
• Long legs: Plovers have relatively long legs compared to other small shorebirds.  
• Location: The Pacific Golden Plover is a common migrant and winter visitor to Hawaii.