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HK Birds

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Temmincks stint
Temmincks stint		 Rufous turtle dove
Rufous turtle dove		 Red-necked stint
Red-necked stint		 Little ringed plover
Little ringed plover
Kentish plover
Kentish plover		 Kentish plover
Kentish plover		 Bad hair day
Bad hair day		 Brown shrike
Brown shrike
Brown shrike
Brown shrike		 Brown shrike
Brown shrike		 Cattle egret
Cattle egret		 Wood sandpiper
Wood sandpiper
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Brian 20-May-2010 07:59
Sitting here in my office at CLK watching egrets and a cormorant sitting on rocks out on the water, wishing I had my camera. Knowing I could never capture wonderful photographs like these. Last week I saw an egret struck by what I assumed was a kite, 40 feet away from my window; 4-500 yards away from the runway centreline.
Thomas Bernhardsson15-May-2010 06:53
Superb galley! Nice work
Nick Powell11-Oct-2008 09:35
An amazing diversity in this gallery, well done. V
Songshards 08-Apr-2007 09:04
Wow, these pictures are amazing! Take the grey-backed thrush for instance - you can see every detail of its feathers.(How can you still call yourself an amateur?) I never knew there were pied crows - are they rare?
Stephen Hall28-Sep-2006 19:23
You have nicely captured a wide variety of birds. Excellent gallery!! SH
Guest 22-Jan-2006 15:28
Beautiful bird collection! Awesome work.
Arno Meintjes Wildlife23-Dec-2005 10:17
Good work. Very fina gallery. Love it. Arno
Andrew Hardacre29-Nov-2005 23:34
Hi Dennis, Red-vented bulbuls (or Sooty-headed) are quite local now - by no means as common as Red-whiskered and Chinese bulbul. I see them most weeks when I walk around Ho Chung but I haven't had a chance to take any photos yet. They are too skittish. I will try to get one for you. Mai Po remains wonderful especially at migration time. If you grew up in HK then you are probably reading or have read Gweilo by Martin Booth - should bring back memories.
Dennis (ex-pat) 29-Nov-2005 19:55
Hey Andrew, where are the red-vented bulbuls? I used to take potshots at them with a slingshot as a kid. Mai Po must have been a great birding place with its rice fields, etc.
...duncan28-Nov-2005 22:20
I have voted BTW
...duncan28-Nov-2005 22:20
Andrew I am still in amazment at how well you do this. I can take hundreds of photos of humans and the trick is that you can talk to them to try and get them to do what you want or just wait and i comes out naturally. But with brids they fly off. Well done.
Andrew Hardacre19-Nov-2005 01:27
Thanks Alex. The Kenyan ones are my faves. See you soon. Andrew
Andrew Hardacre22-Oct-2005 09:12
Patience, Duncan, Patience! I was at Mai Po again yesterday and Tai Po Kau today and not a decent image to show. Sometimes they move just as you press the shutter too!
...duncan16-Oct-2005 22:33
How do you get them to stay and let you take their photo. This is amazing.
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