So bad that I have deleted most of the raw file.
Lucky that still have one jpg can shows the back. It is dark green.
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. Author: dcrombie Time: 25/03/2011 10:06
I cannot read Cantonese and understand response to pictures, but this looks like narcissus to me. Author: lrichard Time: 10/04/2011 20:17
A male Owston's Flycatcher Ficedula narcissina owstoni (also known as Olive-backed Flycatcher and Ryukyu Flycatcher - seems likely to be recognised as a full species at some time, though is lumped for now in Narcissus Flycatcher) was found this morning (10 April 2011) at Airfield Road, Sek Kong by Yu Yat Tung and was subsequently seen again in the afternoon and photographed.
Directions. Go along Airfield Road (ie the road on the airfield side of the nullah) until you see a pair of double gates (not closed) and a (widely disregarded) sign telling people to proceed no further. The road forks into two shortly afterwards. Take the right hand fork and go on about 50 metres. The bird was in the trees and dense cover here and was reported to be very active in the afternoon. Author: lyatming Time: 10/04/2011 20:26
Hi Richard
The following photo was taken in this afternoon.
I think some better picture will be post soon.
Author: Stonechat Time: 10/04/2011 21:30
The same bird's photo was taken in the evening. Just an record as the resolution is bad.
iherman & Iyatming, good photos. Author: lrichard Time: 11/04/2011 10:19
The Owston's Flycatcher (Ryukyu Flycatcher) was showing very well in the same area at Airfield Road this morning (Monday 11 April), favouring the larger trees and a little further down the road than the previous day, perhaps 100 metres beyond the fork of the road. Author: John Holmes Time: 11/04/2011 15:55 Subject: Ficedula owstoni
11th April 2011 Airfield Road
ID MKIV + 800mm
This bird seems to have got some damage to it's left eyebrow and right shoulder overnight.