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Author: hugoto    Time: 10/12/2015 17:46     Subject: Lung Fu Shan Winter 2015

1-12-2015
Scarlet Minivet - female x 1

Before this day, I also saw one female at the same place, but no male.

5-12-2015 (updated)

Asian paradise flycatcher x 1
Black-Naped Monarch x 1 female
Black-winged Cuckooshrike x 1
Grey-headed flycatcher x 2
Olive-backed Pipit x 3


9-12-2015
Grey-headed flycatcher x 2

10-12-2015 (updated)
Grey-headed flycatcher x 1
Daurian Redstart x 2 (one female and one male)

Grey-headed flycatchers seem quite active and can be observed easily these days though the weather was not good.

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Author: tsheunglai    Time: 10/12/2015 20:35

Hugo

Good information.

Thanks.

S L Tai
Author: sdavid    Time: 14/12/2015 12:33

Is this the first record of Scarlet Minivet from HK Island?
Author: louislee    Time: 14/12/2015 12:39

One was recorded about two years before, but in Chai Wan.

http://hkbws.org.hk/BBS/viewthre ... &extra=page%3D2
Author: bond    Time: 14/12/2015 14:07

I had also seen scarlet minivets 5 years ago in Lung Fu Shan near the environmental education centre, both male and female.
Author: hugoto    Time: 19/12/2015 21:45

In May 2014, I also recorded a female scarlet minivet at HKU campus. All I found were female. Did anyone saw the male in HK island?

18/12/2015

Red flanked bluetail x 2 female

[ Last edited by hugoto at 19/12/2015 21:48 ]
Author: Apus    Time: 20/12/2015 19:33

Dec 19th
Chestnut bunting male X1
Author: Dawnleaf    Time: 21/12/2015 03:26     Subject: Lung Fu Shan

Date : 20/12/2015
Venue: University of Hong Kong Campus
       Grey-headed Flycatcher x 1
       Pygmy Wren Babbler x 1
       Wild boar x 3
       Lung Fu Shan
       White-cheeked Drongo x 1
       Blue Magpie x 3
       Black-throated Laughing Thrush x 3
       Olive-backed Pitpit x 1
       Black-faced Laughing Thrush x 5
       Black-winged Cuckoo-Shrike x 1

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Author: HKBWS Tung    Time: 22/12/2015 09:49

The Pygmy Wren Babbler is interesting. Did you see the bird or just hear from its call?
Author: Dawnleaf    Time: 22/12/2015 17:29

I have been going to the same site twice. The first time, I only heard its call. The second time, I heard its call and saw it clearly. Unfortunately, it was too dark for me to click and it disappeared immediately. I shall go again and if possible get a record photo.
Author: hugoto    Time: 24/12/2015 16:42

24 Dec 2015
Birds on this day seem quite excited.

Grey-headed Flycatcher 2

Asian brown flycatcher 1
Author: hugoto    Time: 5/01/2016 15:54

5 Jan 2016
1030-1300, cloudy and drizzle(morning)

Silver-eared Mesia x 9
Red flanked bluetail x 1 male
Black-Naped Monarch x 1 female
Daurian Redstart x 1 female
Ashy drongo x 1
Common Buzzard x 2
Mountain tailorbird x 1(heard)
Asian Stubtail x 2
Streak-breasted Scimitar Babbler x 3
Chestnut bulbul
Black-throated laughing thrush
Blue Magpie
and other common resident species

Not at survey time:
Common black bird x 2 (HKU campus)
Crested Goshawk x 1
Author: Apus    Time: 5/01/2016 21:36

morning

scarlet minivet 1 female
ashy drongo 1
Author: handrew    Time: 11/02/2018 21:32

Having spent most of my time in HK in the NT I have only been exploring LFS for a couple of months. I had not appreciated how recently Scarlet Minivet has moved in. I see the species most days but so far I have not photographed a male and only seen one once. It is useful going back through old posts to see what crops up here and what I might expect to see. Its not an easy patch to work. I saw no Chestnut Bulbuls until about 3 weeks ago - now they also pop up on most walks. I presume these are winter visitors supplementing the resident population.




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