wcaptain

Warbler 1 Two barred Greenish Warbler




Warbler 2 = Yellow-streaked warbler


warbler 3 = Hume's ?


Warbler 4 Chinese Leaf Warbler


Warbler 5 Yellow-streaked Warbler


Warbler 6 Buff-barred Leaf Warbler


Warbler 7 Buff-barred Leaf Warbler




Warbler 8: Large-billed Leaf Warbler


[ Last edited by wcaptain at 25/06/2014 09:50 ]

HFCheung

My view:

Warbler 1: Two-barred Greenish (photo 1) or Large-billed (photo 2)
Warbler 3: Chinese Leaf (?)
Warbler 4: Large-billed
Warbler 5: ?
Warbler 6: Large-billed
Warbler 7: Buff-barred

wcaptain

唔該晒，輝哥

lmichael

Warbler 1 Two-barred Greenish
2: Yellow-streaked
3: Perhaps Hume's (mandelli) but too far away to be sure
4: Chinese Leaf
5: not sure, perhaps Dusky
6: Buff-barred
7: Buff-barred
8: Large-billed Leaf

All of these warblers are easily identified if they are singing! Phylloscopus (and Seicercus) are classic examples of species where ID by a combination of plumage features and song is almost always diagnostic.

Best regards

Mike Leven

wcaptain

Mike, many thx. We did not do any homework about bird calls. Now we know something.

Thanks again

Captain

Jonathmartinez

warbler 5 has quite strong and bright orange leg, I think Yellow Streaked would fit better.

lmichael

Hi Jonathan

On looking again, I agree - Yellow-streaked for No. 5.

Cheers

Mike

wcaptain

Thank all. Amended the names.