Stroll at mid-day along the Red river channel and around. The best were a flock of 10 Temminck's Stints and a pair of Greater Painted-Snipes. The Snipes were not along the channel but in the marshy area between the channel (south part) and the town. This place is a patchwork of small ponds (where local people cultivate aquatic plants), reed beds, gardens and bamboo hegdes. I flushed the Snipes in an abandoned pond colonized by grasses and scrubs.
Still there this morning! Thanks Sebastian!
ReplyDeleteAlso one Oriental Reed Warbler and loads of Bluethroats and Eastern Yellow Wagtails. Two stunning Citrine Wagtails too.
Simon
5th April 2011