HKBWS BBS 香 港 觀 鳥 會 新 聞 組    Discussion Area 討論區    Bird Identification 鳥類辨識 (Moderators: BBS Moderators, Yat-tung YU)    Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Previous topic | Next topic » Pages: 1  Reply Send Topic Print    Author  Topic: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥  (Read 723 times) me_domchan BBS Administrator I love bird watching!     Gender: Posts: 501 Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « on: Nov 9th, 2004, 4:50pm » Quote Modify Jiuzhaigou, Szechun   19/10/2004, 20/10/2004 10D, 100-400     ****Please help me to identify the birds' name, many many thanks*****     #1 This bird is standing quietly in the crowded and noisy Five-Flower Lake (五花海)  (A member of Thrushes?)     #2 The same bird     #3 This kind of bird is quite common in Jiuzhaivalley, often flying low over the river.  (Looks like some kind of thrushes)     #4 This bird jumped in fornt of me near Long Lake, around 3500m above sea level.....   #5 The back of this "crested" bird.       #6 A Female Mallard in Arrow Bamboo Sea, screaming to the tourists!     #7 Another common bird in Jiuzhaigou, it was eating the food residues on the road.     #8 The back of this bird       I have also seen a certain species of Crow, they have metallic blue feathers. Quite common in Jiuzhaigou and nearby forrest.     On my way in Jiuzhaigou, I saw many swifts of cetain kind flying in valleys.     p.s. To moderators: the name and location of these image files are tempoary, I will rename and relocate the files once I found the name of the birds. Could you mind transfer the file to HKBWS server later? Thx.                       « Last Edit: Nov 15th, 2004, 3:51pm by me_domchan » Logged Betty BBS Member BBS God I love bird watching!     Gender: Posts: 154 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #1 on: Nov 9th, 2004, 8:37pm » Quote Modify Beautiful ! esp. background color of #1.2.3.   Logged Forrest FONG BBS Administrator I love Bird Watching!     Gender: Posts: 1123 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #2 on: Nov 9th, 2004, 11:01pm » Quote Modify Hi Dominic,   Before they are being identified, I think it is more appropriate to move the message temporary to this forum.   Do you have the "中國鳥類野外手冊"? If yes, please read the plate no. 78, 86 & 87 for trying id them first.   Regards,   Forrest « Last Edit: Nov 9th, 2004, 11:12pm by Forrest FONG » Logged FF me_domchan BBS Administrator I love bird watching!     Gender: Posts: 501 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #3 on: Nov 10th, 2004, 12:18am » Quote Modify on Nov 9th, 2004, 11:01pm, Forrest FONG wrote: Hi Dominic,   Before they are being identified, I think it is more appropriate to move the message temporary to this forum.   Do you have the "中國鳥類野外手冊"? If yes, please read the plate no. 78, 86 & 87 for trying id them first.   Regards,   Forrest     Oh! Thx Forrest!     Unfortunately, I dun have that book yet.   Logged Yat-tung YU BBS Moderator BBS Member BBS God I love bird watching!     Gender: Posts: 133 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #4 on: Nov 10th, 2004, 3:00am » Quote Modify Hi Dominic,   If you still plan to go to China for birdwatching in future, I do recommend you to buy the book and society office should still have a few copies!   Anyway, I help you on the identification of these birds this time. They are (from top to bottom) Plumbeous Water Redstart, Riverchat, Grey-crested Tit, Mallard (you know already) and Eurasian Nuthatch. Except the Grey-crested Tit, you could find the other in the 'Birds of Hong Kong and South China'.   Tung Logged Forrest FONG BBS Administrator I love Bird Watching!     Gender: Posts: 1123 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #5 on: Nov 10th, 2004, 1:34pm » Quote Modify Hi Dominic,   Grateful if you could repost the photos onto the Photo Gallery II please.   Please kindly note the comment I marked on the cywong's message:- http://www.hkbws.org.hk/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=PhotoGalleryOutsideHo ngKong;action=display;num=1097399461   Regards,   Forrest Logged FF me_domchan BBS Administrator I love bird watching!     Gender: Posts: 501 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #6 on: Nov 10th, 2004, 11:53pm » Quote Modify on Nov 10th, 2004, 3:00am, Yat-tung YU wrote: Anyway, I help you on the identification of these birds this time. They are (from top to bottom) Plumbeous Water Redstart, Riverchat, Grey-crested Tit, Mallard (you know already) and Eurasian Nuthatch. Except the Grey-crested Tit, you could find the other in the 'Birds of Hong Kong and South China'.   Tung   Thx a lot, TUNG For #1 and #2, I have thought about redstart and riverchat too,  but the color or redstart looks quite different in the book     I still have to learn.......     Forrest, no problem, I will post them again and do it  one by one. « Last Edit: Nov 10th, 2004, 11:58pm by me_domchan » Logged Sze BBS Member BBS God I love bird watching!     Gender: Posts: 1051 Re: Birds in Jiuzhaigou 九寨溝的鳥 « Reply #7 on: Nov 11th, 2004, 12:01am » Quote Modify 嘩！Dominic，你就好啦！ 有旅行去！ 九寨溝係好地方呀！ 我都好想去個度架！ 我鍾意#4呀！隻雀仔個樣好得意！ d相好靚呀！Thanks for sharing!   Logged 食飽就(目訓)咁至in！開心快樂每一天！ http://www.fotop.net/hokszewong Pages: 1  Reply Send Topic Print Forum Jump: ----------------------------- Announcement 簡訊通告 -----------------------------  - Membership Affair 會員事務   - Outings / Activities 戶外活動 / 講座   - Projects 項目計劃   - Crested Bulbul Club 紅耳鵯俱樂部 ----------------------------- Discussion Area 討論區 -----------------------------  - General 一般問題   - Conservation 自然保育 => Bird Identification 鳥類辨識   - Birding Reports & Tips 觀鳥報告及心得   - Photo Gallery 相片分享 I   - Photo Gallery 相片分享 II ----------------------------- Special Topics 特別主題 -----------------------------  - Wild Birds & Avian Flu 野鳥與禽流感   - Sustainable Management Scheme in Long Valley 塱原可持續生態管理計劃   - Black-faced Spoonbill 黑臉琵鷺   - Goodbye Penfold 告別彭福   - Tern Conservation 燕鷗保育   - Black-eared Kite 鳶(麻鷹)   - Swifts and Swallows 燕與雨燕   - China Birdwatching Network 中國觀鳥活動網絡   - Winter Altas Survey 冬季鳥類普查   - Nature Conservation Policy 自然保育政策 ----------------------------- Knowledge Sharing 知識分享 -----------------------------  - FAQ 常見問題   - Archive 資料重溫 « Previous topic | Next topic »

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