Kamani is a canoe plant, brought to Hawaii by early Polynesian settlers, though it grows naturally across most of the Pacific islands. Its common name is Alexandrian Laurel (Calophyllum inophyllum).
The wood of the tree was used for canoe building, homes, containers, and food bowls, and the fragrant flowers are popular with bees.
Graham's Island 
They are lovely flowers that remind me of both frangipani and feijoa flowers.
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I’m not familiar with feijoa flowers, but frangipani, or plumeria here, have some of the same coloration, though they open up more than these do.
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Beautiful! I love the colors and the bee. I think the little flowers kind of look like popcorn!
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They do have a popcorn look to them. Maybe that’s something the bees like!
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