butter

a mapie robin can be seen at the top left corner for you to compare the size of the 2 brown birds of which I'm not sure about its species ... I've only had a glimpse of the face of the lower one.





[ Last edited by butter at 26/08/2009 19:27 ]

thinfor

Have you offered sufficient authority for the photo?

It cannot be shown here.

butter

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Original posted by thinfor at 26/08/2009 19:25
Have you offered sufficient authority for the photo?

It cannot be shown here.

Sorry, I wasn't familiar with how to embed photos here. Seems to be ok now, see if you can view it properly.

thinfor

First of all, I couldn't find the magpie robin.

I think it's Masked Laughingthrush (黑臉噪鶥).  But not very sure since the main features could not be seen in the photos.

butter

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Original posted by thinfor at 26/08/2009 19:36
First of all, I couldn't find the magpie robin.

I think it's Masked Laughingthrush (黑臉噪鶥).  But not very sure since the main features could not be seen in the photos.

The magpie robin can only be seen in one of the photos, not all of them
Agree. But since they didn't have a 'black face', was that because they're not fully grown?
... don't know why the photos I uploaded can't be shown properly every time I go to that page ...

[ Last edited by butter at 26/08/2009 19:57 ]

pitarhk

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Original posted by butter at 26/08/2009 19:56

The magpie robin can only be seen in one of the photos, not all of them
Agree. But since they didn't have a 'black face', was that because they're not fully grown?
... don't know why t ...

May I help you?








I agree with Manson!This is Masked Laughingthrush.

butter

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Original posted by pitarhk at 26/08/2009 21:38

May I help you?




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why couldn't I post the photos properly? which steps were wrong? ... I notice that you didn't put , was that the reason? ... but somebody on this forum told me to use that, and it worked beforehand. However, the photos suddenly disappeared after I opened this message again.