I was tipped by Guy Miller to shoot the Little Egrets, Black kites during sun set. I did as he advised this afternoon. Then I saw a white thing floating in water which I took it as rubbish in the first glance. However, the rubbish turned out to be this rare beauty.
Thanks Jason ! Just a matter of luck ! Author: cywong Time: 17/03/2016 22:33
Great find and very nice photos! Author: Dawnleaf Time: 17/03/2016 23:54
Thanks CY Wong ! Author: talkgirlelena Time: 18/03/2016 06:29
As my understanding, there are no more than several records in Hong Kong.It seem to me that is a non breeding plumage. Author: Dawnleaf Time: 18/03/2016 06:58
Yes,it is non-breeding plumage. Thanks!
[ Last edited by Dawnleaf at 19/03/2016 19:57 ] Author: lexusjohn Time: 18/03/2016 08:48
Great find and great shots !!!Author: mguy Time: 18/03/2016 11:41
Thank you... is a great find... maybe lamma slowly gets on the birding map..... really well captured.
Was still there this morning & managed a few bad shots in bad light... will try again later.
Well done... & thank you once again Author: sgeoff Time: 18/03/2016 13:58
Great find - that created quite a bit of excitement on Lamma this morning. Last seen heading round the point towards the power station, but with luck it may make its way back to the harbour. Author: ((華仔)) Time: 18/03/2016 14:50
Great find & congratulations !
Thank you for your informationAuthor: wgeoff Time: 18/03/2016 18:38
There are four previous records, 2002, 2005, 2008 and 2012, all in spring between 13 February and 28 April.
Brendan had the last one, on 28 April 2012. Author: Dawnleaf Time: 19/03/2016 20:00
Thanks Guy Miller and Geoff Smith for building up Lamma Island as a birders' paradise.
Thanks 華仔 & Ractis John!
Thanks Geoff W. for the precious information.
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