I chose to visit Mount Davis for my third attempt of Yellow-streaked Warbler (fourth this year if including another birding spot) after a cup of Happy Gingerbread. Surprisingly, I was able to hear and see the bird once when I arrived the spot! I was alone today, not many bird photos taken but managed to take some recordings. No Russet Grasshopper Warbler today, only good views of several cute Yellow-browed Warbler and Japanese White-eye fifi at the same spot. And i suspected there was a Hume’s Warbler but the view was bad and did not hear a ‘safe’ IDable call or song.
Besides the target, a Radde’s Warbler was seen chasing the Yellow-streaked; two flying Common Emerald Dove and a Chinese Grosbeak, nothing mega but still a successful twitch at last.
The checklist of today: https://ebird.org/view/checklist/S50650497
Yellow-streaked Warbler - first view
a great crop of the bird
Yellow-streaked Warbler - showing finer bill and more distinct supercilium than Radde's Warbler
Yellow-streaked Warbler - the bill is really slimmer in field
Yellow-streaked Warbler - the yellow streaks on underpart are often hard to see, especially in field!
Yellow-streaked Warbler - to tell from Radde's Warbler still the best by call
Yellow-streaked Warbler comparing to the Radde's Warbler
lovely Red-whiskered Bulbul
Red-whiskered Bulbul - common beauty
Chestnut Bulbul
call of Fifi
call of female Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
call of Black-throated Laughingthrush
alarm call (?) of Black-throated Laughingthrush
call of both Radde's and Yellow-streaked Warbler (Yellow-streaked in background)
call of Yellow-streaked Warbler - the best ID feature!
call of Yellow-streaked Warbler
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