Still 2 April 2018 in the mountains above Jiagenba village in Sichuan, China. We saw partridges and pheasants then. But they were not the only birds there. As these Chinese white-browed rosefinch photos show.
Common rosefinches were present as well.
Some twenty snow pigeons flying overhead. A large-billed crow.
A mammal as well: a hare, looking like a European hare. However, that species does not live here. So, it is a woolly hare.
A robin accentor on a shrub which was just waking up from hibernation.
A Himalayan vulture flying.
A marsh tit on a branch. A rufous-breasted accentor on a rock.
This beautiful species is plentiful in this nature reserve.
As we started going down again slowly, a woodcock flying away fast.
Alpine choughs near the highest farm of the valley.
This photo shows that highest farm.
We were welcome there for a short visit.
There was this yak at that farm.
There will be more on birds of these mountainous regions; so, stay tuned!
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