Bird News from Matthew Poll An early morning drive to the southwest coast produced some interesting spring birds, with 73 species seen today. Black-winged Stilts have arrived, with a total of a dozen seen at several different locations. Wood Sandpipers … read more
Bird News by Jason P. Loghry April 26, East Busan This morning, the birds must have been celebrating Audubon’s 226th bright and early. With a persistently dark heavy sky, and on one occasion about a five minute shower, migrating birds … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores April 21, Eocheong Island With moderate south-westerlies/westerlies moderate and banks of cloud on through the day, a small arrival got underway. 67 species were recorded (the highest yet, though none numerous, and still more than … read more
Birds News from Jason P. Loghry April 22, East Busan with Mr. J Guy Laughlin Waking before dawn for a nice walk with my colleague and getting drenched completely is exactly how I like to start off my Earth Day. … read more
Bird News from Barry Heinrich I went to Buk Cheon, to the north of Ganseong Eup after school today to see what birds were around. Interestingly, Great Egrets have moved into the nest site near there, more than a month … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores April 19, Eocheong Island Sunny with some spring haze and a lot milder than the 18th. Still a couple of hundred Dusky Thrush on the island, and a few good highlights including a (hyperactive!) Pied … read more
Bird News from Matthew Poll Some interesting birds on Mara-do, Korea’s southernmost point, on a hot day made hazy with yellow dust from China. A dozen Siberian Stonechats, several Eurasian Siskins, at least two dozen Brambling, seven Red-throated Pipit, a … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores April 16, Eocheong Island With bright sunshine and moderate to strong west-northwesterlies, rather better diversity than the 15th with a few more pipits and especially male Red-flanked Bluetails but still not yet very birdy. Best … read more
Bird news from Nial Moores April 14, Eocheong Island Ahead of some forecast rain, still rather few birds, with most numerous landbirds Dusky Thrush (70), Brambling (30) and Siberian Stonechat (23). Of most note were single Mandarin Duck, Arctic Loon … read more
Bird News from Jason Loghry and Nial Moores April 8th (Loghry & Moores) An early, cool, rainy morning provided for minimal disturbance during the first portion of our walk. The songs of Pale Thrushes echoed through a wet forest. 5 … read more