twallace- you were well rewarded for what was, I am sure, a hot walk! I still haven't seen a wild leopard cat- fantastic! Author: wleepoin Time: 14/06/2012 22:11
Looks like a young cub, excellent found !
Cheers
PWMKAuthor: ypakwai Time: 14/06/2012 22:41
ExcellentAuthor: iherman Time: 15/06/2012 13:32
So lucky Author: brendank Time: 15/07/2012 18:46
15 July 2012
While eating lunch at pick-nick area 3, a Hodgson's Hawk Cuckoo flew in landed about 4 meters away from me on an exposed perch just above eye-level. My camera was right by me but the slight movement to pick it up caused the bird fly. So frustrating!! Also, a Besra, a Crested Serpent-eagle and 3 Hainan Blue Flycatchers (all females). Author: Ken Time: 4/08/2012 19:41
2 Aug 2012
Red-billed Leiothrix
Grey-cheeked Fulvetta
Hainan Blue Flycatcher Author: brendank Time: 12/08/2012 21:56
12 August 2012
What I think was the Bay Woodpecker was heard calling near Picnic Area 2. However, I now realize the "squirrel" call which I heard sound pretty similar between Grey-headed and Bay Woodpecker and with one reported last weekend I guess I can't rule out Grey-headed Woodpecker. But it was a woodpecker for sure.
Also two female Hainan Blue Flycatcher. Author: kpokuen Time: 19/08/2012 18:14
One of them is possibly an escaped bird judging from its feather condition.
Bird-watching is a great hobby as two foreigners observed the Hwamei together, making it enjoyable.
[ Last edited by louislee at 26/08/2012 22:02 ] Author: fatchun Time: 26/08/2012 23:22
At 21th Aug, I found there were two "blue-thoated flycatcher", one male and one female. They were flew with two Hainan Blue fly, and the size of them were a bit bigger then Hainan Blue.
Also, I found two individuals of Asian paradise flycatchers. But later on, a big rain came and needed to escape from the forest.. Author: HKBWS Vicky Time: 5/11/2012 18:05
