Got up this morning to the sight of 120
Tibetan Siskins in the trees 100 yards down from my shed and 31
Bar-headed Geese flying north, after this it was a taxi up to the 4km
post again. Another slow walk back to Lava and this time there were
more birds – 4 Blue-fronted Redstarts, 16 Chestnut-tailed Minla, 10
Red-tailed Minla, 2 Green-tailed Sunbirds, a Dark-rumped Rosefinch, 1
Gold-naped Finch, 10 Rufous-vented Yuhina, 4 Black Bulbuls, 2
Grey-hooded Warblers, 2 Rufous-breasted Accentors, 4 Short-billed
Minivets and a Brown-throated Treecreeper. And just before Lava, a
pair of Grey Bushchats. Late afternoon I had a walk to find the
entrance to Neora Valley, found it quite quickly, so I had a quick
look down the entrance track and lucked out with 6 Blue-winged
Laughingthrushes being elusive swines in the undergrowth.
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Chestnut-tailed Minla |
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Dark-rumped Rosefinch |
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Short-billed Minivet |
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The Lava to Kalimpong road |
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