mguy

With my assumption this is a sub-adult male BLUE & WHITE FLYCATCHER, the obvious would be cyanomelana.... however with the somewhat washed out colours, can I lean in the direction of cumatilis?....
Tai Shan West, Lamma Island, Hong Kong
16:55 - 28th November 2016
D7100 300 AFS 1:4D


[ Last edited by mguy at 2/12/2016 05:46 ]

mguy

Hi Paul....
these 2 pics should cover most areas includung rump... only thing I couldn't see on all my pics were anticipated white bits at base of tail (topside)...
(BTW.. FYI... this coming Sunday am having brunch & "open day" at my house & pond just in case you would be interested or available..



[ Last edited by mguy at 29/11/2016 12:48 ]

mguy

Thank you... just been named as guymillus - lol
Hope you don't mind, but feels good to have a bird you haven't seen before.
Re.. birding brunch... often miss pm's in here... but can pm me on fb... see you in December

mguy

The "UNIDENTIFIABLE" FLYCATCHER made at least 2 visits to the pond today.... this photo is from the late afternoon visit...
(apologies for quality is pic taken at ISO 6400)
Tai Shan West, Lamma Island, Hong Kong
17:22 - 29th November 2016
D7100 300 AFS 1:4D

mguy

Yep... has been in today as well.... would love another, or a female version to turn up.... but I guess is just wishful thinking

mguy

Thank you... but you are definitely getting into unchartered territory for me

mguy

HI... thank you... checked through pics in OBI but not quite right... appreciate your interest, Guy