Hi all,
More and more birds seem to move down from the higher elevations. Lots of birds around at the moment, though nothing cheerfully exciting.
Best birds lately,
- 1 female Fujian Niltava
- the group of Greater and Lesser Necklaced Laughingthrush continues to linger around
- a big flock of Chinese Blackbirds feeding on figs
- a residential Blue Whistling Thrush whistling away
- a couple of very approachable Pale-footed Bush Warblers
- one bush warbler that was seen very briefly could have been a Russet Bush Warbler
Cheers,
Falk
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2 December 2011
20 November 2011
Tam Dao, NP HQ
Hi all,
This weekend it was 'time to flock'.
Not only was there a flock of about 30 Striated Yuhinas hopping around in the trees near the National Park head quarters but also a group of ca. 15 Red Junglefowls scratching their way through the leaf litter. A group of the resident Red-billed Blue Magpies gave brilliant views.
Much better was a flock of about 30 laughingthrushes - both Greater and Lesser Necklaced Laughingthrushes were observed very close to the main road that leads up to Tam Dao town!
There were also the more expected large flocks of visitors...
Cheers,
Falk
This weekend it was 'time to flock'.
Not only was there a flock of about 30 Striated Yuhinas hopping around in the trees near the National Park head quarters but also a group of ca. 15 Red Junglefowls scratching their way through the leaf litter. A group of the resident Red-billed Blue Magpies gave brilliant views.
Much better was a flock of about 30 laughingthrushes - both Greater and Lesser Necklaced Laughingthrushes were observed very close to the main road that leads up to Tam Dao town!
There were also the more expected large flocks of visitors...
Cheers,
Falk
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