Great! Two Black-faced Spoonbill and three Nordmann's Greenshank as well.
HF Cheung Author: gary Time: 19/05/2010 00:17
so endangered photo! Author: lpaul Time: 19/05/2010 09:02
Surely there are four Nordmann's in the photo! Author: kmatthew Time: 19/05/2010 18:09
A sight many people will die for I think. Really make us realise how lucky and privileged we are!! Author: tmichael Time: 19/05/2010 21:15
And the four summ plum Spotted Reds and five or six Greater Yellowlegs are very nice too.
Mike Turnbull Author: tmichael Time: 19/05/2010 21:17
Seriously, there's clearly one Nordmann's two birds in front of the Egret and two at five o'clock to it. Where's the (possible?) fourth?
Mike Turnbull Author: John Holmes Time: 19/05/2010 22:35 Subject: "Three-for-one special"
It's nice to get hours of harmless fun out of one photo !
At the risk of being pedantic I'd say that the original picture has three-and-one-tenth Nordmann's in it... the bird cropped off at the left of the original (but included here) is a FOURTH Nordmann's.... which I'm guessing Paul spotted.
Of course there are Common Greenshank and Spotted Redshank, too.
Yes, Gary and Matthew, we ARE lucky to have Mai Po !
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