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    Exploring Lantau

    Mike, Thanks for bringing our attention to this. It was very interesting. What was the bunting at about 5.15?
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    Exploring Lantau

    Thanks John, It is good of you to take so much effort to try to make some sense of my notes! When I looked further at my notes I realised that I actually considered either common or plain tiger for a similar butterfly which I saw near the Riverside Hide in the Wetland Park. In the case of that...
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    Exploring Lantau

    Butterflies at Tai O Mike, and others from Hong Kong, As well as birds and the amazing white dolphins, I spent a lot of time looking at the butterflies on my two walks around Tai O last month. I was able to identify some from photographs in David Diskin's books, namely (and I hope that I have...
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    Exploring Lantau

    Mike, Thanks for this thread about Lantau. After reading about the birds, places, etc, my 4 visits to the island (not including the 2 train rides from and to the airport) added greatly to my week in Hong Kong at the start of the month. Good luck for 2014. Allen
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    Exploring Lantau

    Birds seen at Tai O by ASM Here you are ... Little Grebe Grey Heron Little Egret Great Egret Black Kite White-breasted Waterhen Common Sandpiper Spotted Dove Greater Coucal Common Kingfisher House Swift Eurasian Tree Sparrow White Wagtail Red-whiskered Bulbul Chinese Bulbul Oriental Magpie...
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    Exploring Lantau

    I recently returned home after a week in Hong Kong. Having read this thread for a while, I was particularly keen to visit Tai O. That I did on 4th December and was very impressed, going again on the 6th. I saw a range of bird species, totalling 24 species on the two visits, puzzled over the...
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