Taiwan Birding 台灣🐤さんのイラストまとめ

Good night fairies. https://t.co/WGyo0O8Qn1

Thank you #NewTaipeiCity mayor @houyuih for supporting the hawk-watching events at Guanyinshan. https://t.co/TBnfHjMj0d

#Kenting National Forest Park have produced very good explainers for this season’s #raptor migration. 🦅

台灣是重要的「鷹路」，9月迎赤腹鷹、10月迎國慶鳥-灰面鵟鷹，是每年秋天在墾丁天空上演的精彩大戲！

⭕️活動內容請看 #林務局 #墾丁 國家森林遊樂區 的網站/FB. 🦅

A flash from the past, to inspire the present. https://t.co/4jitdkpdY2

In a fast-changing world, it’s good to know some things haven’t changed.

Did bird descriptions peak 150 years ago? https://t.co/VXY5ckgIyA

Your friendly #animalrescue vet:

An #endemic (ONLY lives here 特有種); a winter visitor; and a resident of several countries.

• #Hsinchu County: Taiwan Barbet (the ‘five-color bird)
• #Pingtung County: Brown Shrike
• #Kaohsiung City: Swinhoe’s White-eye

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The Taiwan Forestry Bureau (#林務局) 2021 September calendar features Fire-breasted Flowerpeckers (紅胸啄花鳥).

Very appropriate choices for these islands and east coast counties.

• #Penghu County: Oriental Skylark
• #Taitung County: Styan’s Bulbul
• #Hualien County: Maroon Oriole
• #Kinmen County: Hoopoe

Yes, these birds do look like this.

Now it’s the turn of:

• #Changhua County: Grey-faced Buzzard (migrating through Bagua Mountain).
• #Keelung City: Black Kite (see them around the harbor, note the forked tail).

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