Red-billed blue magpies, yellow-throated buntings at Chinese golden pheasant hide

Still 5 April 2018 at the golden pheasant hide in Shaanxi province in China. There were also other birds than golden pheasants. Like this Chinese bamboo partridge couple.

And this yellow-throated bunting.

There were many white-throated laughingthrushes.

Other frequent visitors were red-billed blue magpies, like this one.

The Chinese bamboo partridges came back.

And this collared finchbill arrived.

And another red-billed blue magpie (or the same one as before?).

There was a special East Asian sparrow species: russet sparrows. The photo shows a male.

Stay tuned, as there will be more on birds at the golden pheasant hide!

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