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Birding Balangshan, Sichuan, China (part 1)

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China’s massive investment in infrastructure has indirectly benefited birders. Mid-May to Mid-Jun is the best time to see some of the most exciting species here, as this is the prime breeding time. The post Birding Balangshan, Sichuan, China (part 1) appeared first on 10,000 Birds. And it is a great place for birding.

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Amur Paradise Flycatcher in Jixi, Anhui, China

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There, breeding Amur Paradise Flycatchers have become an attraction for Chinese bird photographers, and the source of some tourism income for the locals. Conveniently, one pair is breeding just about 100 meters away from a place renting out rooms and also providing meals. hours away from Shanghai by high-speed train. Ashy Drongo.

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Birding Shanghai in March 2024

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A few changes happen in March – for example, many European countries and the USA switch to daylight savings time. Finally, there are specific restrictions for foreigners – I guess we might steal some vital state secrets that have some kind of relationship with the local birds. But anyway, Shanghai in March.

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Birding around Xining, Qinghai

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So, I asked around and was told that Qinghai is the place to go to for birds in China in August. For example, if in this forest, you call out for somebody named rufous, at least two species might show up – the Rufous-breasted Accentor … and the Rufous-vented Tit. For example, another Carrion Crow.

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Birding Yancheng, Jiangsu

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While these birds are very much liked by Chinese birders, the species could unfortunately not be named the National Bird of China as the Latin species name of the bird is Grus Japonicus. It is not quite clear why they do this as it apparently does not affect breeding success. A nice example of gender equality of sorts.

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Potential Efficiency Improvements

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Today, I invite you to join me, Kai Pflug, on an extraordinary avian expedition as we explore the vibrant cityscape of Shanghai, a hidden gem for birdwatchers in the heart of China. Birding Beyond the City: For the more adventurous birder, Shanghai serves as a gateway to explore the diverse landscapes of eastern China. Green Spaces?

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Birding Shanghai in March 2023

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Such programs are somewhat inefficient anyway – in one study , the breeding success of wild male pheasants was 2-5 times higher than for hand-reared and released ones while for females, hand-reared birds were 3 times as vulnerable to predation as the wild ones. One page is dedicated to the Long-tailed Shrike.