leo2012

01-11-2015

Tristram's Bunting 白眉鵐 x2


Brambling 燕雀(F) x2


Olive-backed Pipit 樹鷚 x5
Black Kite 黑鳶
Hair-crested Drongo 髮冠卷尾
Asian Brown Flycatcher 北灰鶲
Common Kingfisher 普通翠鳥
Chinese Pond Heron 池鷺
Dusky Warbler 褐柳鶯
Greater Coucal 褐翅鴉鵑
Blue Whistling Thrush 紫嘯鶇

peter2014

03 Nov 2015 and 05 Nov 2015

Although Tuesday is a quiet day, a Plain-tailed warbler was found that prompt me to visit the island again on Thursday. This is totally a different day, birds sounds are everywhere on the island and some other good birds are found, 3 hours are really not enough...

ptoy01.jpg (82.18 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Daurian Redstart (Thu)

Ptoy02.jpg (83.39 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Plain-tailed warbler (Tue & Thu)

ptoy03.jpg (102.27 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Oriental Turtle Dove x2 (Tue)

ptoy04.jpg (86.62 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Asian Stubtail warbler (Tue)

ptoy05.jpg (74.13 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Possible Red-breasted flycatcher (Tue & Thu)

ptoy07.jpg (99.9 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Lovely Grey-headed flycatcher x2 (Thu)

ptoy09.jpg (87.67 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Blue and White flycatcher (Thu)

ptoy14.jpg (133.44 KB)

7/11/2015 11:53

Brambling (Tue & Tur)

Some other birds are

Tristram's bunting x2
Asian Brown flycatcher
Artic warbler
Crested Goshawk
Some black Drongo and Hair-crested Drongo

wgeoff

Thanks Peter, a good day. I am sure from your other photo (not shown) that this is a Red-breasted Flycatcher.

I've mentioned before how in autumn it sometimes takes three or four days after the cold front passes through before the birds arrive - see these graphs comparing Spring (when birds arrive immediately after the cold front) and Autumn (when it can take a few more days). This is all due to the different migration routes in spring and autumn, across the sea in spring and over land/around the coast in autumn.



The cold front passed through on Sunday, the Alstrom's (Plain-tailed) Warbler arrived soon after but the others took longer.

I understand a Hume's Leaf Warbler was also seen on Thursday near to the Alstom's, photos taken and voice recordings made. But they are not mine.

[ Last edited by wgeoff at 7/11/2015 13:48 ]

lchunfai

5 Nov
Grey-headed Canary Flycatcher
Blue-and-white Flycatcher
Taiga Flycatcher
Arctic Warbler
Alstrom's Warbler
Hume's Leaf Warbler
Pale-legged Leaf Warbler
Japanese Sparrowhawk
Osprey
Brambling
Daurian Redsatart
Bunting sp.

7 Nov
Arctic Warbler
Two-barred Warbler
Alstrom's Warbler
Hume's Leaf Warbler
Red-turtle Dove
Daurian Redsatart
Pale Thrush
Taiga Flycatcher

I didnt visit the school or helipad, so should be more migrants.

[ Last edited by lchunfai at 7/11/2015 20:34 ]

Ronaldo

Adding on the 7th list
Brambling x3
Chinese Blackbirds

kkchang168

Sorry for the late reply.

For the Red-Breasted Flycatcher on 3 and 5 of Nov. I wonder whether it is a Red-throated Flycatcher or a Red-Breasted Flycatcher. Attached is another photo I took on 3 Nov with Peter together. My bible "The BIRDS of HONG KONG and SOUTH CHINA" do not have description on Red-Breasted Flycatcher and so I am not sure how to distinguish the two. Thanks

Attached pls find the photo of the same bird on that day.

PC8A7373x.jpg (56.37 KB)

13/11/2015 23:38

wgeoff

This one looks like Red-throated KK - are you sure it's the same bird?

kkchang168

I think I took the photo together with Peter at that day.

leo2012

29-11-2015


Vivid Niltava (female) 棕腹藍仙鶲 (雌性)



Yellow-throated Bunting     黃喉鵐 x2



Verditer Flycatcher           銅藍鶲
Red-flanked Bluetail          紅脇藍尾鴝 M + F
Daurian Redstart            北紅尾鴝   M + F
Japanese Thrush           烏灰鶇
Pale Thrush                    白腹鶇
Chinese Blackbird           中國烏鶇
Red-billed Starling            絲光椋鳥
Oriental Turtle Dove        山斑鳩
Chestnut Bulbul              栗背短腳鵯
Greater Coucal               褐翅鴉鵑
Hair-crested Drongo         髮冠卷尾
Reef Heron                      岩鹭
Asian Stubtail                    鱗頭樹鶯












[ Last edited by leo2012 at 8/04/2016 22:18 ]

wgeoff

Good records Leo. Particularly interested in the Flycatcher.

The second thrush photo above looks like Brown-headed or possibly Eyebrowed to me - grateful for other opinions.

leo2012

Thanks wgeoff.
There are more photos on other post for identify the flycatcher.

http://www.hkbws.org.hk/BBS/redirect.php?tid=24192&goto=lastpost#lastpost

I am sorry, I only have this thrush photo .

[ Last edited by leo2012 at 30/11/2015 12:01 ]

kmatthew

I think it's a Brown-headed. Great set of records for Po Toi!

lchunfai

Niltava still here,
And a Marten's Warbler near the school.

Other:
Pale Thrush
Japanese Thrush
Brown-headed Thrush
Grey-backed Thrush
Chinese Blackbird
Daurian Redstart
Red-flanked Bluetail
Yellow-browed Warbler
Pallas's Leaf Warbler
Dusky Warbler

Bunting sp.

Saw photos of Chestnut Bunting and Eyebrowed Thrush from other.

kmatthew

Seems like a good season for Seicercus warblers all around. Plain-tailed, White Specs and Marten's!

kkchang168

Record photo

PC8A1766b.jpg (140.07 KB)

3/12/2015 21:23