Bird Watching in China
For my bird watching in China, Chengdu was a little bit of a challenge. Everywhere I went there were groups of little birds snatching snacks off the ground in parks and a few scattered here and there along the river. There are even a couple of man-made wetlands built specifically for migrating birds in the area. However, as mentioned in my Bad Ideas Blog, I was not able to make it to the wetlands, so my birding was limited to the city proper.
My favorite bird of the month was the Light Vented Bulbul. I spotted it while at the Panda Research Base. It was eating the red panda’s food. It was very pretty and I liked the little tuft of white feathers on its head.
Unfortunately, I did not spot many birds this month, but I’m still pretty happy to be adding three new birds to my life list. Hopefully next month I will be celebrating my 100th unique bird!
Birding Update – February 2018
Identified: 5
New: 3
Life List: 98
February Bird Watching List
- Crested Myna
- Light-vented Bulbul
- Little Egret
- Mallard
- Oriental Magpie-robin
[amazon_link asins=’B01FARFBDI,B077XWQM7L,0451497457,0544558146,0307888975,B017XFXJPC’ template=’ProductCarousel’ store=’theplacesweli-20′ marketplace=’US’ link_id=’3288300a-28ce-11e8-82d5-4d16c6651426′]
Loving seeing all your pictures of birds!