Bird News from Nial Moores (Director of Birds Korea) and Jung Hanchul (Gyeonggi KFEM and Birds Korea member). While awaiting news on the proposed protected status of the tidal flats, highlights in among 32,000 shorebirds of 31 species counted in … read more
Nial Moores, Birds Korea, May 17th 2021 (with sonogram by Ha Jungmoon added on May 23rd). At midday on May 8th 2021, in the northwest of Baekryeong Island during team birding for the global Big Bird Day, Nial Moores (NM) … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores Between April 17th and 30th, I logged approximately 168-170 species on the island, including the national second or third record of Claudia’s leaf Warbler on 26th; a singing Yellow-streaked Warbler on 28th (still probably fewer … read more
Birds Korea, April 27th, 2021 Birds Korea is an independent and non-political NGO. We always strive to support decision-makers, researchers, NGOs and local communities with best scientific information in support of the conservation of birds and their habitats. The following … read more
새와 생명의 터, 2021년 3월 22일 포스팅 (4월 4일 업데이트) 배경 화성 습지 FNS, 대략의 좌표는 37.115046° 126.731785°을 중심지로 하는 대한민국 서북쪽의 경기만에 위치하여 인천과 서울에서 차로 한 시간 정도 걸리는 지역이다. 새와 생명의 터와 화성 습지 FNS의 협력 기관들의 … read more
Birds news from Nial Moores (Birds Korea) and Jung Hanchul (Gyeonggi KFEM and Birds Korea member). Highlights in the FNS during further survey for the EAAFP Hwaseong Wetlands Project funded by Hwaseong City included a single Long-billed Dowitcher (our 111th … read more
Pre-Survey Visit to the Site of the “Proposed New Busan Airport” on Gadeok Island, Busan. Dr Nial Moores, Director, Birds Korea On March 27th 2021, at the invitation of General Secretary Kim Choony of the Korean Federation of Environmental Movements … read more
Dr Nial Moores, Birds Korea, March 22nd 2021 with additional information posted on April 4th Background The Hwaseong Wetlands Flyway Network Site (FNS), centred at approximately 37.115046° 126.731785°, is located in Gyeonggi Bay in the northwest of the Republic of … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores and Jung Hanchul, with Lee Jiwone on 12th Impressive spring migration revealed by three more days of survey in the Hwaseong Wetlands FNS, conducted as part of the ongoing Hwaseong Wetlands Project led by the … read more
Bird News from Nial Moores & Bernhard Seliger Highlights from survey work in the northeast near the inner border between February 22nd and 25th included exceptional numbers of Carrion Crow, a flock of 75+ Pine Bunting and a presumed Willow … read more