On the basis of this photo the Kowloon Pk bird probably is Streak-eared, and Robson (Birds of South-east Asia), which I turned to as a reference, not terribly helpful.
Sreak-eared is of course a very common bird, which I must try to look at a little closer next time I'm down that way.
Mike Author: bkenneth Time: 11/01/2007 11:26
Not looking at it too closely, I assumed a scraggly-headed immature Chinese Bulbul, this being Kowloon Park !
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I've seen a few in Thailand which is a long way away.......but is there any chance a Streak-eared Bulbul would be in HK, naturally?
Cheers,
Ken Author: tmichael Time: 11/01/2007 11:58
Not the slightest chance of natural occurrence no, Ken.
Species such as P. goiavier (Yellow-vented Bulbul? can't remember common vernacular name for some reason, but it's the one that's common in open country in Malaysia etc.) have previously been seen, obviously released or ship-assisted.
Concerning Chinese Bulbul, there just aren't any juveniles around at this time of year.
Mike Turnbull Author: bkenneth Time: 11/01/2007 14:43
Thanks for the clarification, Mike.
Anderson's Bulbul?
Cheers,
Ken Author: tmichael Time: 11/01/2007 20:20
Are you having a laugh?
Mike :
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