Marsh Sandpipers are wintering birds in Hong Kong and regular visitors on the mudflats. I was watching them feeding the other day and could not help feeling sorry for the mudskippers.
Having introduced you to the wildlife in Hong Kong, I shall now focus my camera on UK~
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Friday, 7 December 2012
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Amazing Swarms of Shorebirds
The Mai Po Nature Reserve in Hong Kong is famous for housing thousands of wintering birds each year. When the tide is right, these beautiful birds often put on a magnificent display. Watching these spectacular shows is always the highlight of my day there.
When I visited the Reserve last week, I was amazed to find the biggest swarms of shorebirds I have ever seen on display.
The number of Pied Avocets is often huge, but that day it was enormous!
Because they prefer to feed in shallow water, these birds would fly with the low tide which gave us birdwatchers a real treat!
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