Red Avadavat
Taken at 8am, you can hear the Thai National anthem
being played at the adjacent prison!
A quick stroll around the patch this morning revealed little new, the flock of eleven
Red Avadavat were still present and showing well. Wader numbers remained at similar levels to yesterday, the only change being the reappearance of six
Grey-headed Lapwing. More raptors than I have seen for a little while were present, with single
Pied and
Eastern Marsh Harrier, two
Black-shouldered Kites and a
Kestrel. Several winter visitors were noted singing including
Dusky Warbler,
Eastern Stonechat and several
Brown Shrikes. Five
Taiga Flycatchers were seen, including one with a red throat. A
Bhraminy Kite was over the house when I returned and the local
Plaintive Cuckoo's and
Asian Koels were singing well.
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