Hill Blue Flycatcher

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Great series, this guy is getting more friendly now...

lovely shot,..

老兄！少了雌鸟叻！需要再上山咯

Like the 3rd shots... nice

Mr No Good wrote:Great series, this guy is getting more friendly now...

No, it is getting more shy now, because too people go there to shoot. When I first discovered it, it got used to me after a few days, and it would just perch for a while and pick up worms. Now, it is just touch and go !

Good shots !

wmw998 wrote:

Mr No Good wrote:Great series, this guy is getting more friendly now...

No, it is getting more shy now, because too people go there to shoot. When I first discovered it, it got used to me after a few days, and it would just perch for a while and pick up worms. Now, it is just touch and go !

Good shots !

Oh, that's sad.....but is ok, its good to have certain level of self protection...

nice real nice. you must have been shooting with desmond?

DON SCARE HIM AWAY NOT UNTIL I GOT IT PLS.

YKH wrote:老兄！少了雌鸟叻！需要再上山咯

老婆扭耳朵了 最近要扮乖在家先。。迟点再乱过

JKC wrote:nice real nice. you must have been shooting with desmond?

bingo ...

you shot improved much already, and pls wait for me

BENCYF wrote:DON SCARE HIM AWAY NOT UNTIL I GOT IT PLS.

That place used to be pretty 'bushy', covered by plants and with only a little hole, now it is all cleared. This birds will still return for Mc.worms, but it will just pick and go. And the rare bird that I have been after no longer returns, so I am left with only record shots of it!
If there are not too many people there at one time, the birds, including the Siberian Blue Robin, will stay a little longer. Hopefully, they will stay away from predator and stay alive for all to shoot.
For those who put the rocks on the log, please return them to the same location. The rocks are for the planter boxes there, if we don't want to get screwed up by the management, please take care of the place, do not simply remove anything placed by the landscaper.
Sorry Ken, just use this opportunity to tell everyone, don't get me wrong, I am not blaming anyone, and I do not know who has been destroying the place anyway.
Nice shots by the way.

wmw998 wrote:

BENCYF wrote:DON SCARE HIM AWAY NOT UNTIL I GOT IT PLS.

That place used to be pretty 'bushy', covered by plants and with only a little hole, now it is all cleared. This birds will still return for Mc.worms, but it will just pick and go. And the rare bird that I have been after no longer returns, so I am left with only record shots of it!
If there are not too many people there at one time, the birds, including the Siberian Blue Robin, will stay a little longer. Hopefully, they will stay away from predator and stay alive for all to shoot.
For those who put the rocks on the log, please return them to the same location. The rocks are for the planter boxes there, if we don't want to get screwed up by the management, please take care of the place, do not simply remove anything placed by the landscaper.
Sorry Ken, just use this opportunity to tell everyone, don't get me wrong, I am not blaming anyone, and I do not know who has been destroying the place anyway.
Nice shots by the way.

Ya, I really appreciate the management team who maintain the environment that attracted so many rare species for us to record, I believe we will protect it.