Beijing Miaofeng Mountain Bird Shooting Notes: Gray Burrow and Red Brow Suzaku

Grey Burrow

Every year on November 20, Beijing Miaofeng Mountain fire and closure, this year did not get the final news, seize the last opportunity to climb Miaofeng Mountain on the 13th. The sky was clear that day, the winds of the second and third degrees, and the excavators at the top of the mountain were under construction, which had a great impact on bird watching. During the nearly four-hour bird hunt around the summit, there were joys and worries, and the joy was to see gray berho and a group of red-browed suzaku twice, and two vultures came to Myoho Mountain again, and the regret was to miss the collar rock wren and other alpine finches again. Perhaps inexperienced, dozens of birds that were foraging were lying on the slopes against the light, and it was almost impossible to distinguish the species. The following are the bird lists and some of the screening pictures of the day: Kestrel 1, Common Eagle 1, Vulture 2, Grey Berlause 2, Ring-necked Pheasant 2, Gord's Rock Bunting 50, Red-browed Suzaku 6, Brown-browed Rock Bunting 2, Small Bunting 1, Mountain Wagtail 2, Mountain Wagtail 2, Big 1, Red-billed Blue Magpie 10.

Red-browed Suzaku (female)

Gerberon's rock bunting

Red-browed Suzaku

common kestrel

Brown-browed rock wren

vulture