Javan Pond Heron, Cinnamon Bittern, White-winged Tern and more (video)
The Javan Pond Heron staying since late August was still feeding with no sign of wariness.
Cinnamon Bitterns are dispersing — this year's fledglings are turning up all over the place. Many individuals are crossing roads, and I have witnessed two traffic casualties in the past month.
One White-winged Tern was mixed in with a flock of Whiskered Terns.
A Javan Pond Heron with zero wariness. It has now been staying for over a week.
It was walking along the paddy bank catching mole crickets and grasshoppers.
Ryukyu Cinnamon Bittern, adult male. It popped up while I was watching snipe.
Ryukyu Cinnamon Bittern, juvenile. Moult is progressing.
Purple Heron, juvenile. Moult is also progressing here.
White-winged Tern, winter plumage. It was with a few Black-bellied Terns.
Same individual as above. Four old primaries remain.
Black-bellied Tern, juvenile. It was on its own.