Showing posts with label Grey Wagtail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grey Wagtail. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2017

Birds in Portugal 3

There were many White Storks as well, gathering in small family-type groups and in large groups at their feeding ground.








We had already noticed many nests in power poles and towers on our drive south





Below with some Eurasian Spoonbills



Anyone care to count?





In the reeds and bare bush along the road: Common Stonechats





Warbler ?



Grey Wagtail



and Yellow Wagtail





Saturday, November 30, 2013

Doi Inthanon and Chang Mai, Thailand 2013, part 4

Back for lunch and a stroll around a village garden with some flowering cherry trees.

Brown Shrike



male Fire-breasted Flowerpecker






male Black-throated Sunbird






Pied Bushchat



Grey Wagtail



Long-tailed Shrike

 


On another side of the mountain and much higher again:  Mrs Gould's Sunbird


There were more cherry trees blossoming a little early in the season at a place called the Orchid Station. From here we could see the summit of Doi Inthanon and I estimate the elevation at something like 2200m. Several of these colorful male sunbirds were frequenting the trees.







Female sunbirds are mostly dull green and sometimes hard to identify as a first-time visiting birder



On the way down we saw the Streaked Spiderhunter, who's call we'd heard at various locations.
The very long bill and clear markings make this bird a spectacular sight.



White Wagtail