Turning out not many ‘land birds’ were seen but clearly there was an influx of both Dusky Warbler and Black-browed Reed Warbler here and some other unidentified calling Acrocephalus in the reed, probably still Black-browed (I did try to play Manchurian Reed for long, when can we tick one?).
Black Drongo
On the sky, 7 raptors were recorded, including Black-eared Kite, Western Osprey, Eastern Buzzard, Crested Serpent Eagle, Besra, Japanese Sparrowhawk and Peregrine Falcon.
Japanese Sparrowhawk
Eastern Buzzard
Peregrine Falcon
Western Osprey
Surprised species of the day should be Blue-tailed Bee-eater, a flock of 15 continued migrating in lunchtime.
4/5 of the bee-eater flock
Blue-tailed Bee-eater
probably the best lunchtime in my working life here, not about the birds but food
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