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Brown-throated Sunbird
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This morning I spent around four hours on the local patch from dawn, but it was not until I was nearly home when the best birds of the day appeared with two
Brown-throated Sunbirds feeding in roadside trees, a new and long overdue patch tick.
I seemed to hit it lucky with
Thick-billed Warblers this morning, seeing at least four some of which showed very well.
Black Baza's had increased to at least four and a stunning male
Pied Harrier appeared briefly. Other species seen today but not yesterday included single
Watercock,
Yellow-bellied Prinia,
Painted Stork, Black-naped Oriole, 2
Black-naped Monarch and a
Cinnamon Bittern. Apart from
Red-wattled Lapwings, the only waders present were two
Pintail Snipe, 17
Wood and a single
Common Sandpiper.
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Bronze-winged Jacana
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Also noted this morning were 4
Spreckled-breasted Woodpecker, two
Black-capped Kingfisher, 3
Ruddy-breasted Crake, 13
Bronze-winged Jacana,
Siberian Rubythroat, 2
Lanceolated Warbler, 15
Red-throated Pipit and two
House Sparrows (a locally increasing species).
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| Plain Tiger |
New butterflies continue to appear, with Plain Tiger, The Confucian Dart, Pea Blue and Common Grass Yellow all new.
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| Confucian Dart |
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| Pea Blue |
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| Common Grass Yellow |
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