A typhoon passing Hong Kong in early November is evidence of the reality of Climate Change.
But, after several wet and grey days, the sun shone on November 9th and the birds performed over the fishponds of the northwest New Territories.
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| Yellow Wagtail - “macronyx" |
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| White Wagtail - “leucopsis" |
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| White Wagtail - “leucopsis" |
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| Common Snipe |
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| Red Turtle Doves |
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| Eurasian Wryneck |
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| Amur Stonechat |
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| White Wagtail - “ocularis" |
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| Eastern Buzzard |
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| Imperial (l) and Greater Spotted Eagles |
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| Imperial (upper) and Greater Spotted Eagles |
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| Greater Spotted Eagle |
What better place to be than the fishponds bordering Mai Po Nature Reserve ?
Stunning pics as always! Especially love the eagles.
ReplyDeleteJeremy - me, too - we don't often see the two big ones in the air together !
DeleteNice eagles: I hope next time I pass through HK I can do it in winter...
ReplyDeleteYou'll be welcome, Stu ! The weather is usually the best for birding, too !
DeleteNice post thank you Bryan
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