Coney Island 24Mar18

From KH

The Baya Weavers are in breeding colours, like this male.

The Common Flamebacks are pairing up. Sunda Woodpeckers were also around.

This Intermediate Egret was strutting its stuff.

While a Tiger Shrike was starting to assume breeding plumage.

Finally, a Sugarcane White Grub Beetle (Lepidiota stigma) to round it all up.

1. 1 Gray Heron
2. 1 Intermediate Egret
3. 3 White-breasted Waterhen
4. 1 Common Sandpiper
5. 12 Spotted Dove
6. 8 Zebra Dove
7. 1 Pink-necked Pigeon
8. 3 Lesser Coucal
9. 1 Asian Koel - Heard
10. 1 Little Bronze-Cuckoo - Heard
11. 1 Brush Cuckoo - Heard
12. 5 dark swiftlet sp.
13. 3 White-throated Kingfisher
14. 6 Collared Kingfisher
15. 2 bee-eater sp. - Heard
16. 3 Sunda Woodpecker
17. 2 Common Flameback - A pair
18. 1 Rufous Woodpecker
19. 16 Red-breasted Parakeet
20. 1 Golden-bellied Gerygone - Heard
21. 8 Common Iora
22. 10 Ashy Minivet - A flock
23. 1 Pied Triller - Male
24. 1 Tiger Shrike
25. 8 Black-naped Oriole
26. 4 House Crow
27. 2 Large-billed Crow
28. 3 Barn Swallow
29. 3 Pacific Swallow
30. 8 Yellow-vented Bulbul
31. 6 Common Tailorbird
32. 5 Yellow-bellied Prinia
33. 4 Asian Brown Flycatcher - Heard
34. 4 Oriental Magpie-Robin
35. 2 Asian Glossy Starling
36. 20 Javan Myna
37. 1 Plain-throated Sunbird - Male
38. 3 Olive-backed Sunbird
39. 4 Paddyfield Pipit
40. 8 Baya Weaver