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Mike Kilburn
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Ng Tung Chai had a fine mix of migrants and residents this morning:
Residents
Crested Serpent Eagle: 1
Crested Goshawk: 1
Slaty-backed Forktail: 1
Pygmy Wren-babbler: 2
Silver-eared Mesia: 5
Blue-winged Minla : 2
Pekin Robin: 4
Rufous-capped Babbler: 2
Black throated Laughing Thrush: 4
Gtr Necklaced Laughingthrush: 1
Chinese Magpie : 2 (rare at NTC)
Migrants:
Siberian Blue Robin: 1
Asian Paradise Flycatcher: 1
Eastern Crowned Warbler: 1
Arctic Warbler: 4
Black Drongo : 4 (below NTC Village)
Cheers
Mike
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Mike Kilburn
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Once again the SiberianBlue Robin was seen at Ng Tung Chai this evening. It is a young male with lots of blue on the back, tail and head.
It is unusual for birds to stay more than a day. It was again about 500m past the temple on the lower path. It was seen in the same place on both days.
Also, Ng Tung Chai held 2 Dollarbirds roosting on the electricity pylons above the valley, and this morning an Oriental Greenfinch close to the Lam Tsuen road.
Cheers
Mike
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Re: Ng Tung Chai
« Reply #2 on: Sep 29th, 2003, 10:52pm » |
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There was a male Siberian Blue Robin at Tai Po Kau yesterday. Moreover a young male was there on 21st Sept too.
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Mike Kilburn
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Two Grey Treepies were in Fung Shui trees below NgTung Chai Village at 0830 ths morning.
I assume they are migrants as there have been no treepies here for several months.
Mike
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