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1# A A A Post at 20/10/2008 20:15  Show author

Asian Brown Flycatcher on Po Toi

Po Toi, 2008-10-19
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The stick insect is about to "have a bad day" !
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2# A A A Post at 21/10/2008 09:20  Show author
So, at last, was the bug eaten by the bird? Thanks, Captain

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3# A A A Post at 21/10/2008 09:50  Show author
haha.... i want to know too~
btw, it should be a long horned beetle. Is it too big for a flycatcher?

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4# A A A Post at 21/10/2008 17:20  Show author

Asian Brown Flycatcher on Po Toi

HKBWS Office: - "Longhorn Beetle" - noted, thanks for that.

Captain: - Actually, when I took the photo I didn't notice the beetle. The AB Fly swooped forward towards me, and went to another perch, and I couldn't see it. I guess it carried the beetle with it, but I don't know.

These flycatchers will tackle big dragonflies, so the size of a beetle should be no problem.

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