Chinese babaxes and other birds

Still 3 April 2018 in Sichuan, China. Outside Pamuling monastery, there were birds: like these Chinese babaxes.

And like this Elliott’s laughingthrush.

And like this female Chinese white-browed rosefinch.

Two buff-throated partridges started to quarrel.

We had to leave the Pamuling summit, and went down on the Pamuling mountain dirt road.

We met a special bird along that road: a rufous-tailed babbler.

The rufous-tailed babbler is an endemic species for that region.

We went all the way down to Pamuling village. So, stay tuned!

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