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Title: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by felixcat on Oct 15th, 2005, 11:02pm 074 Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂(澤鷂) Mai Po Nature Reserve 米埔自然保護區 2005-10-15 A record photo in a peacecful and comfortable morning... http://www.hkbws.org.hk/fileServer/PhotoG/felixcat/felixcat_87.jpg http://photo.iplux.com/albums/15102005_maipo_EMH/MJ9G5827.jpg 1DII+500+1.4X ISO400, F5.6@1/800s |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by MaC_siu_kit on Oct 16th, 2005, 1:19am 好美麗的背影呀~~~ ;D |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by Anguslau on Oct 16th, 2005, 10:09am A very nice shot! Love the fully spreaded wings and fan tail! :D |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by kenn on Oct 16th, 2005, 6:43pm Great shot. BTW, are you the one I met (and talked to) shooting inside a hide near pond #22 (?) early morning yesterday ? If positive, just say hi and pleased to meet you. :) Kenn |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by felixcat on Oct 16th, 2005, 7:52pm on 10/16/05 at 18:43:41, kenn wrote:
Hi, Kenn, Nice to meet you too. It should be Pond 24 intead. Felix |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by Paul Leader on Oct 20th, 2005, 2:06pm I think this is a juvenile Pied Harrier. The relatively dark upperparts, very small white rump and strongly barred tail with a broad pale tip all favour this option. Do you have photgraphs of the underparts? |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by felixcat on Oct 22nd, 2005, 11:55pm on 10/20/05 at 14:06:24, Paul Leader wrote:
Dear Paul, Thanks for your information.See if this photo can help further. Felix http://www.hkbws.org.hk/fileServer/PhotoG/felixcat/felixcat_90.jpg http://photo.iplux.com/albums/15102005_maipo_EMH/MJ9G5830.jpg |
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Title: Re: Eastern Marsh Harrier 白腹鷂 Post by Paul Leader on Oct 24th, 2005, 9:19am Yes, this is a juvenile Pied Harrier. In addition to the features I mentioned in my previous posting, you see the typical underwing pattern with the silvery (but black tipped) primaries strikingly paler than the rest of the underparts. This is a rather dark individual (I actually saw the same bird at Mai Po last Friday), most juveniles are more richly coloured than bird. Incidentally, I believe that Pied Harriers are much overlooked in autumn (September-October) when they can outnumber Eastern Marsh Harriers which are quite scarce in autumn (being more of a winter visitor than a passage migrant unlike Pied). So far this autumn I have seen five different Pieds but only 2 or 3 different Eastern Marsh. |
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