After 7 April 2018 came 8 April 2018. We were in the Wolong Balangshan mountains in China. This is a BBC video about Temminck’s tragopan. A bird species which we might have seen there, but did not see.
This video is about another animal species which we might have seen, but didn’t.
The video says about itself:
6 November 2017
The Wolong National Nature Reserve in southwest China’s Sichuan Province spotted 26 snow leopards.
We did see these yaks when we came above 3,000 meter.
The higher we went, the more snow we saw.
Not only on the mountain tops further away …
… but also close to us.
Then, on a slope above us, a beautiful male Chinese monal.
A raven.
A bit further, in the snow, this male dark-breasted rosefinch.
Yellow-billed choughs flying.
We saw this plain mountain-finch.
A bit further, this Alpine accentor.
And then, above us, this blue sheep. Snow leopards eat blue sheep. So, though we did not see snow leopards, we did see wildlife living in their biotope.
Stay tuned, as there will be more on the birds of the mountains above Wolong!
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