Sichuan Report

4-23 June 2024

Tour Leader : Summer Wong (Wang Wenjuan)

Participants: Terrence Joseph Doyle & Kathleen Margaret O’Reilly-Doyle, Thomas James Evans, Horace Price Webb, Susan Elizabeth Webb

Firethroat © Summer Wong 2024

Birding spots on this tour: Tangjiahe Nature Reserve, Pingwu, Chuanzhusi ( Gonggangling forest ), Ruoergai ( Baxi forest & Flower Lake), Maerkang ( Mengbishan ), Wolong ( Balangshan ), Wawushan, Labahe Nature Reserve, Erlangshan, Longcanggou, Hailuogou, Pingshan

4-23 June 2024 Sichuan tour bird list : https://ebird.org/tripreport/255684

Checklists based on birding spots and dates: https://ebird.org/tripreport/255684?view=checklists

More bird photos from tour : https://ebird.org/tripreport/255684?view=photos

Videos of birding scene, hotels, foods , entertainment on the bottom of this page

Mammal list on the bottom of this page

left to right: Terry, Susan, Horace, Tom, Kathy, Summer
Tawny Fish Owl © Summer Wong 2024
got Tawny Fish Owl in Tangjiahe
Look what we got! A sleeping Red Panda!
Red Panda © Summer Wong 2024
Red Panda © Summer Wong 2024
Temminck’s Tragopan © Summer Wong 2024
Gold-fronted Fulvetta © Summer Wong 2024
Chinese Long-tailed Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Three-banded Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Scaly-breasted Cupwing © Summer Wong 2024
Rufous-tailed Babbler © Summer Wong 2024
White-browed Tit © Summer Wong 2024
Siberian Rubythroat © Summer Wong 2024
Spectacled Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Golden Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Fulvous Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Grey-hooded Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Brown Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Three-toed Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Vinous-throated Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Ashy-throated Parrotbill © Summer Wong 2024
Yellow-rumped Flycatcher © Summer Wong 2024
Vinaceous Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Chinese Fulvetta © Summer Wong 2024
Grey-sided Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Bay Woodpecker © Summer Wong 2024
Tibetan Partridge © Summer Wong 2024
Tibetan Lark © Summer Wong 2024
Tibetan Lark © Summer Wong 2024
Tibetan Lark © Summer Wong 2024
White-rumped Snowfinch © Summer Wong 2024
a pair of Giant Grey Shrikes attacking a Tibetan Fox
Ruddy Shelduck © Summer Wong 2024
Ferruginous Flycatcher © Summer Wong 2024
Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher © Summer Wong 2024
Chestnut-crowned Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Brown Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Yellow-bellied Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Yellow-bellied Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Elliot’s Laughingthrush © Summer Wong 2024
Coal Tit © Summer Wong 2024
Yellow-browed Tit © Summer Wong 2024
Chinese White-browed Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Black-streaked Scimitar Babbler © Summer Wong 2024
Bay Woodpecker © Summer Wong 2024
Rufous-gorgeted Flycatcher © Summer Wong 2024
Grey-sided Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Grey-sided Bush Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Golden Bush Robin © Summer Wong 2024
Streaked Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Mrs. Gould’s Sunbird © Summer Wong 2024
Blue-eared Pheasant © Summer Wong 2024
Tiger Shrike © Summer Wong 2024
Chinese Bamboo Partridge © Summer Wong 2024
Przevalski’s Finch / Pinktail © Summer Wong 2024
Sichuan Jay © Summer Wong 2024
Slaty-backed Flycatcher © Summer Wong 2024
Pink-rumped Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Hume’s Leaf Warbler © Summer Wong 2024
Black Woodpecker © Summer Wong 2024
Grey-headed Woodpecker © Summer Wong 2024
Himalayan Vulture © Summer Wong 2024
Chestnut Thrush © Summer Wong 2024
Giant Laughingthrush © Summer Wong 2024
Chestnut-headed Tesia © Summer Wong 2024
Slaty-blue Flycatcher © Summer Wong 2024
Golden Bush Robin © Summer Wong 2024
Common Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Sharpe’s Rosefinch © Summer Wong 2024
Chestnut Thrush © Summer Wong 2024
Sharpe’s Rosefinch female © Summer Wong 2024
Speckled Wood Pigeon © Summer Wong 2024
Lady Amherst’s Pheasant © Summer Wong 2024
We got two male Chinese Monals on the rhododendron slope, there is a telescope for rental on the top, we paid it to look for the monal
There are two male Chinese Monals hidden under the rhododendron trees, can you find them?
in Sichuan Partridge hide with Rockjumper birding group
Sichuan Partridge © Summer Wong 2024
Chinese Goral © Summer Wong 2024
Chinese Goral © Summer Wong 2024
Scaly-breasted Cupwing just flew cross the trail very quickly near to our feet
local delicacy in Longmen Shan, Pengzhou, deep-fried goose, crispy skin outside, soft and juicy meat inside
Kathy became a star
all the waitresses in the local restaurant were excited to take group photo
a nice dinner in a local restaurant with great view around
a must go wok meal after birding in Erlang Shan
ice cream treat in Maerkang
one of our favorite restaurants on this tour, at Maerkang
watching locals doing public square dance in Maerkang after dinner
having an afternoon tea in the balcony of the boutique hotel in Hailuogou
the lobby of boutique hotel in Hailuogou
Terry, Kathy and I went out for hot springs/ponds in the night, very good way to relax after a whole day birding in Hailuogou, that fancy place has many different kinds of hot ponds with different temperature and other facilities, our favorites are sauna, water massage, and hot stone bed to relax the whole body.
in Mengbi Shan, Maerkang
Icecream again~
huge tree in Hailuogou
our checklist on tour
doing the list in the tea house of the boutique hotel in Hailuogou
doing the list in Wawu Shan hotel
hotels on our Sichuan tour
snacks on our Sichuan tour
a “huge” breakfast in Wawu Shan hotel

Mammals seen on this tour:

1. Tibetan Macaque

2. Pallas’s Squirrel

3. Swinhoe’s Striped Squirrel

4. Pere David’s Rock Squirrel

5. Siberian Chipmunk

6. Plateau Pika

7. Moupin Pika

8. Wolly Hare

9. Himalayan Marmot

10. Tibetan Fox

11. Mountain Weasel

12. Red Panda

13. Siberian Roe Deer

14. Sambar

15. Red Deer

16. Tufted Deer

17. Reeve’s Muntjac

18. Domestic Yak

19. Takin

20. Chinese Goral

4-23 June 2024 Sichuan tour bird list : https://ebird.org/tripreport/255684

Checklists based on birding spots and dates: https://ebird.org/tripreport/255684?view=checklists

More bird photos from tour : https://ebird.org/tripreport/255684?view=photos

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