HKBWS BBS ­» ´ä Æ[ ³¾ ·| ·s »D ²Õ    Discussion Area °Q½×°Ï    Conservation ¦ÛµM«O¨| (Moderators: BBS Moderators, Webcreeper)    Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1  Reply Send Topic Print    Author  Topic: Harmony between construction site and wildlife  (Read 782 times) BLee BBS Member BBS Senior Member I love snowgoose.     Gender: Posts: 64 Harmony between construction site and wildlife « on: Jan 2nd, 2004, 11:22am » Quote Modify Dear all, http://www.geocities.com/gardenhome12003/DSCN4901.JPG http://www.geocities.com/gardenhome12003/DSCN4902.JPG On 31 Dec 03 Several thousands of cormorant were flying over temp. access bridge in Ngan Hom Shek ÷´ê©¥Û at Deep Bay towards Tsim Bei Tsui direction. They lined up to 3km long. Amusing! http://www.geocities.com/gardenhome12003/DSCN4904.JPG http://www.geocities.com/gardenhome12003/DSCN4905.JPG On 31 Dec 03 A forest wagtail was playing around with me awhile. Eating bread and drinking water all the times. Another grey wagtail was also seen.   Seems to me that construction works can co-exist harmonily with wildlife. I will keep monitoring. Happy new birdwatching year! Barry « Last Edit: Jan 2nd, 2004, 6:48pm by Forrest FONG » Logged BLee ²`ÂÅ Owen BBS Administrator LOVE KINGFISHER~!     Gender: Posts: 1358 Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #1 on: Jan 2nd, 2004, 11:59am » Quote Modify looking forward to see your photo ah.. please..   Logged ___________________ http://www.i-owen.com ­»´ä©øÂκô http://hkinsect.net/forum Forrest FONG BBS Administrator I love Bird Watching!     Gender: Posts: 1123 Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #2 on: Jan 2nd, 2004, 7:13pm » Quote Modify Its white forehead and the dark legs make me feel that it should be a White Wagtail.   Forrest Logged FF Ben BBS Member BBS Newbie I enjoy bird watching, whenever and wherever I am!     Gender: Posts: 7 Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #3 on: Mar 6th, 2004, 9:24am » Quote Modify The urban birds are beginnning to get more satisfied with constuction settling in their life. I had seen some standing on top of unfinished buildings and fiddling around with the canes. « Last Edit: Mar 9th, 2004, 7:23pm by Ben » Logged Benjamin Fung, BBS Member, BBS Newbie BLee BBS Member BBS Senior Member I love snowgoose.     Gender: Posts: 64 Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #4 on: Mar 7th, 2004, 1:34pm » Quote Modify Ben, Yes, for example on my site, I always saw a flock of crested myna standing on the boom of the crane at dawn and at dusk begging for food.   At Ngau Hom Shek where there was a huge construction project on the way, at least 4 white-breasted kingfishers are looking for prey. A large no. of starling (I cannot see which one) were resting at one of the tree next to our site. I even can observed a single osprey standing on the bamboo sticking into the sea.   Well, more fascinating was that a white-bellied sea-eagle was fighting vs 2 black-eared kites at Lung Kwu Sheung Tan in the sky. Many kinds of warblers which was beyond my knowledge were singing on the tree top.   I believe that there should be a balance point between development and our environment. We need to educate our next generation. Barry Logged BLee BLee BBS Member BBS Senior Member I love snowgoose.     Gender: Posts: 64 Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #5 on: Mar 16th, 2004, 1:02pm » Quote Modify Dear all, I am so glad to see 3 nos. of black-faced spoonbill near my construction site at noon today. They are looking for food at the wetland.   Barry Logged BLee edsel Guest Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #6 on: Mar 16th, 2004, 10:35pm » Quote Modify Remove you guys see the harmony, but to me, it looks sadly all so sad.   It may be the place where they are living, the humans go in there, cut the tree and fill in the concerte. The birds in photo seems nowhere to go rather "Harmony" with your construction work. Logged simple Guest Re: Harmony between construction site and wildlife « Reply #7 on: Mar 18th, 2004, 9:49am » Quote Modify Remove they have no choice to reject or accept the environment change by us, they must fight for living, so, for me, that's no satisfy. 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