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  1. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Magic. I adore both of these, especially when they appear in circumstances like this, little jewels!
  2. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    :clap:
  3. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Congrats on the Amur flock, well deserved, and great birds! Perhaps one of those elusive thrush species next Mike..
  4. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    It's a Yellow-browed Mike, as you suspect, extremely worn and poorly marked tertial fringing but otherwise in a similar state to this individual - http://orientalbirdimages.org/birdimages.php?p=13&action=birdspecies&Bird_ID=1837&Bird_Family_ID=162&pagesize=1 Nice japanese Thrush.
  5. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Via Friendship Hotel in Beidaihe, just to break the journey up so to speak ;)
  6. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    I wonder if it's down to the small numbers of Eye-browed as away from the breeding grounds, almost all of the Grey-sided I've seen on passage have been with EBT, perhaps the main 'carrier' species?
  7. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Ahh, can't keep a good man down, hope it heals soon Mike. Surprised to see that Grey-sided would be a first, they surely must come through.
  8. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Blunt-winged in the hand, very nice to see!
  9. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Don't know much about Asian caterpillars but I'd guess at a Hawkmoth sp judging by the size and colouration, a beauty nevertheless. There are some good 'brains' on the insect section on BF.
  10. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Now that's what you call good birding, I'm envious of the Paradise, very smart!
  11. rockfowl

    Ng Tung Chai, Hong Kong

    Mike, The big river you mention at Shanhaiguan' is now trashed, more of a polluted trickle which has been concreted over in some areas! Gretchen, You can see Crested Kingfisher around Beidaihe in the late Autumn/Winter, try the reservoir/fishponds area and the bay at Lighthouse Point. They...
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