lchunfai

Never feel tired when we're finding the owls.
Besides watching a lovely scops owl, we were able to hear Magpie Robins and a Slaty-legged Crake.
The listening condition in Tai Tam at night is really good.

25.2.2011 Tai Tam Reservoir

lmike

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twallace

pitarhk

puppymic

ypakwai

I Love It

msamuel

Beautiful.  When will you go again?

russcath

I saw one last evening as well. Fantastic photo. I don't have a "reasonable" camera. There were 4 - 5 calling on Mount Davis Path.

Andy-li

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cwho

Will you organise an outing open to members?

thinfor

Nice shot, Fai!

Andiona

Excellent Find & shot.  

Late

Not bad photo!
影得唔錯喎


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cywong

Congratulations!

lchunfai

Thanks all. I'm not skillful enough and still need to learn from John and Jemi , you two are experienced owls lovers
Peter and I visited Lung Fu Shan tonight , more than 7 collared scops owls were heard and one was seen flying. We found that some owls called in a high pitch while some produced a low pitch calling.
Can we know their sex by listening ?

Also , we saw an unknown mammal .. which looks like a civet , with a long barred tail.( Small Indian Civet ? )

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iherman

暉仔真係勤力，連夜晚都出動！

kfmak

Good find!

messenger879

Thanks for the Great Photo ..of the OWL .
Can you share with us what setting of the Camera taken this Pic.

thanks

bittern

At what time would these owls appear? Do you need flash in your cameras or torchlights to see them?
Besides, an above comment mentioned the idea of night-time outings. I hope it would be taken to consideration.

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