The Huben Fairy Pittas
Other Birds Found in the Huben/Hushan Area
Taiwan Whistling Trush
Black-naped Blue Monarch
Black-naped Blue Monarch
Chinese Bamboo Partridge
Barred Buttonquail
Swinhoe's Pheasant
Taiwan Barbet: a recent split from Black-browed Barbet
Daurian Redstart
Black Bulbul
Light-vented Bulbul
Collared Finchbill
Black Drongo
Bronzed Drongo
Black-throated Tit
Green-backed Tit
Brown Hawk Owl
Collared Scops Owl
Mountain Scops Owls
Grey-chinned Minivet female
Grey-chinned Minivet male
Grey Wagtail
Grey-headed Pygmy Woodpecker
Pale Thrush
Scaly Thrush
Oriental Cuckoo
Oriental Turtle Doves
White-bellied Green Pigeon
Malayan Night Heron
Plain Prinia
Taiwan Blue Magpie
Grey-faced Buzzard
Crested Goshawk
Crested Serpent Eagle
All photos courtesy of Richard Yu.
Copyright Richard Yu.
Also see:
Birding in the Huben-Hushan Area
Birding in Taiwan and Yunlin County
Hushan Bird List
Huben Bird Stories
Threatened Birds of the Huben-Hushan area
The Hushan Dam Project
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Fairy Pitta and other Huben Birds Gallery
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2 comments:
I am a Wildlife Carer in Western Australia. I honestly believe the human race has a lot to answer for. We are destroying the habitat of many wildlife creatures. In the case of the Fairy Pitta, one has just spent several days in the backyard of a house in Derby, far north of W.A. If it wasn't for the likes of the Husham Dam this would not have happened. Please stop the development.
Thanks for the comment, lorikeet. You probably saw it but we have a post on the WA Fairy Pitta on the blog, Australia's first Fairy Pitta and a winter sighting on Borneo . An exciting garden visitor for sure, but too true, we are messing up a lot of habitat and making a huge mess of nature.
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