Adult White-browed Crake. It seemed quite wary.

The White-browed Crake gets harassed by the Eastern Yellow Wagtail and dashes into the grass when startled.

White-browed Crake fleeing from an Eastern Yellow Wagtail.

Juvenile Oriental Stork. It was banded on both legs with the tag "J0701".

It was foraging, but everything it caught was small — hardly enough for an Oriental Stork.

Adult Pied Avocet.

First-winter Pied Avocet.

A new individual juvenile Crested Serpent Eagle. It was foraging by taking advantage of ongoing rice-harvesting work.

This is Crested Serpent Eagle juvenile No. 7.

Same individual as above. What it caught was a small Teleogryllus emma cricket. Hard to imagine filling its stomach on that. I hope it makes it through the winter safely.

Adult Eurasian Spoonbill. It was gulping down large numbers of small gastropods.

Adult Purple Heron swallowing a swamp eel.

First-winter Taiwan Wagtail.

First-winter (Yellow-browed) Eastern Yellow Wagtail.

Adult winter (Yellow-browed) Eastern Yellow Wagtail.

Adult male Black-winged Stilt. I saw several flocks of a dozen or so birds.

A Bean Goose still on site. It seems to be growing less wary.

The season's first male Gadwall. Transitioning from juvenile plumage to first-cycle breeding plumage.

Male Eurasian Teal. Transitioning from juvenile plumage to first-cycle breeding plumage.

Male Eurasian Teal. Transitioning from eclipse to breeding plumage.

Eurasian Wigeon, male. It has changed into breeding plumage.

Black-headed Gull, first-winter.