Subject: Po Toi November 2015 [Print This Page] Author: leo2012 Time: 1/11/2015 22:56 Subject: Po Toi November 2015
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 Author: peter2014 Time: 7/11/2015 11:53
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...
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 ] Author: lchunfai Time: 7/11/2015 20:30
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 ] Author: Ronaldo Time: 7/11/2015 21:12
Adding on the 7th list
Brambling x3
Chinese Blackbirds Author: kkchang168 Time: 13/11/2015 23:38
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.
This one looks like Red-throated KK - are you sure it's the same bird? Author: kkchang168 Time: 16/11/2015 22:25
I think I took the photo together with Peter at that day. Author: leo2012 Time: 29/11/2015 22:22
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 ] Author: wgeoff Time: 30/11/2015 08:33
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. Author: leo2012 Time: 30/11/2015 12:00
Thanks wgeoff.
There are more photos on other post for identify the flycatcher.
[ Last edited by leo2012 at 30/11/2015 12:01 ] Author: kmatthew Time: 30/11/2015 20:19
I think it's a Brown-headed. Great set of records for Po Toi! Author: lchunfai Time: 1/12/2015 15:32
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. Author: kmatthew Time: 1/12/2015 18:00
Seems like a good season for Seicercus warblers all around. Plain-tailed, White Specs and Marten's! Author: kkchang168 Time: 3/12/2015 21:23 Subject: Chestnut Bunting on 2015-12-01