San Tin fishponds and Main Drainage Channel
A good day for migrants at the eastern edge of San Tin fishponds and along the Main Drainage Channel. there are several partly drained and/or partly vegetated fishponds that were very attractive for waders and passerines:
Eurasian Teal
Kestrel
Avocet 60
Black-winged Stilt 5
Wood Sandpiper 59
Marsh Sandpiper 5
Green Sandpiper1
Common Sandpiper 5
Common Snipe 2
Long-toed Stint 1
Temminck's Stint 31
Red-necked Stint 3
Grey-headed Lapwing 1
LRP 30
Kentish Plover 3
Whiskered Tern 21
Red Turtle Dove 7
Bull-headed Shrike 1
Black Drongo 8
White-shouldered Starling 12
Daurian Starling 1
Pale Martin 2
Barn Swallow 12
Daurian Redstart 1 m
Siberian Rubythroat 1m
Yellow Wagtail - 4 (macronyx)
Ocularis White Wagtail - 2
Red-throated Pipit 6
Buff-bellied Pipit 1
Richard's Pipit 2
Dusky Warbler 31
Black-browed Reed Warbler 11
Oriental Reed Warbler 5
Asian Brown Flycatcher 3
Taiga Flycatcher 1
Chestnut-eared Bunting 3
Yellow-breasted Bunting 1
Black-faced Bunting 1
Cheers
Mike
[ Last edited by kmike at 22/10/2017 21:53 ]
Mike KilburnVice Chairman, HKBWSChairman, Conservation Committee