It took most of the morning to find the tricky Grey-bellied Wren-Babbler, but we scored big-time with some great views. We walked up the mountain for a few kilometres in search of this bird and Cachar Babbler but didn’t really get a sniff of this bird, however we did see Great Barbet, Orange-bellied Leafbird, White-bellied Erpornis, Grey-chinned Minivet, Maroon Oriole, Fire-tailed Sunbird, and we had a flock of Yellow-throated Fulvettas.
In the afternoon we visited another feeding station where amongst the 37 species seen, new birds included Spot-throated Babbler, Long-tailed Sibia, Grey-throated Babbler, Red-tailed and Blue-winged Minla, Long-tailed Thrush, a pair of Chestnut-bellied Rock-Thrush, 2 Maroon-backed Accentors, Black-throated Sunbird, and also a Davison’s Leaf Warbler.
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| Spot-throated Babbler |
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| Blue-winged Minla |
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| Red-tailed Minla |
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| Long-tailed Thrush |
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| Chestnut-bellied Rock-Thrush |
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| Rusty-capped Fulvetta |
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| Maroon-backed Accentor |
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| Black-throated Sunbird |
I will post the rest of our session from this afternoon on a separate blog post...
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