We dipped the Japanese Robin, but still got male Small Niltava, Brown Wood Owl, Rufous-faced Warbler and typical Hume's Warbler. And an odd Yellow-browed Warbler which some birders in HK wrongly identified as Chinese Leaf Warbler, luckily we focus more on the ID rather than a tick,
Serious birding is more suitable for us. Anyway, we had a funny day in Xmas🎄.
Checklist: https://ebird.org/checklist/S62603860
Brown Wood Owl - hided in morning
Brown Wood Owl - wrong exposure
Brown Wood Owl
Yellow-browed Warbler - I really cannot see anything identifiable as a Chinese Leaf. Anyway even if it is a real Chinese, we won't tick it by just a crap shot.
Yellow-browed Warbler - and I won't say this is a hybrid until I got reasonable view or DNA sample
Yellow-browed Warbler - and for other features like no crown stripes, fitting Yellow-browed much more than Chinese
Yellow-browed Warbler - maybe the wing formula can tell? only the experts know haha.
Yellow-browed Warbler - I am quite sure the Chinese Leaf they called did not show any rump.
Yellow-browed Warbler - remind us the "Sichuan Leaf Warbler" few years ago
Hume's Warbler - being serious birders are what we want
Hume's Warbler - and read more books for learning ID
Hume's Warbler
Small Niltava - male
Small Niltava - male feeding
Small Niltava - male feeding
Small Niltava - male
Black Bulbul - call like cat
Hume's Warbler
Hume's Warbler
Yellow-browed Warbler - atypical call
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