Alan
I spent a number of years living in Hong Kong and travelling extensively in
Asia - and saw Eye-browed Thrush regularly (along with nearly all of the East
Asian thrushes) . These photos although not perfect look like an Eye-browed
Thrush to me.
If someone showed me those Photos in Hong Kong - i"d just say they are an
Eye-browed thrush. They are also very shy and fly into trees when flushes and
make a v. high pitched 'seeep' call.
Rob Morris
Brisbane, Australia
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> Date: Tue, 8 Feb 2011 21:46:29 +1000
> Subject: [Birding-Aus] Possible Eyebrowed Thrush on the Atherton Tablelands
>
> G'day,
> I have posted a couple of poor pictures plus a description of the sighting
> and the bird on my blog
> http://alanswildlife.blogspot.com/2011/02/terrys-strange-thrush.html
> I would be happy for second opinions.
>
> It has been hanging around the same place for two days now though it is not
> easy to see and sometimes not easy to see clearly. It took me more than 2.5
> hours over two visits to get a few glimpses. The location is on the private
> property of Terry and Michelle Heidenreich near Malanda, 370 Stonehouse Road.
> They are happy to have visitors, just call at the house or the flower packing
> shed for directions to where the bird has been seen. They rarely answer their
> phone.
>
> I'll be out most of the day so not much point in trying to ring me either.
> Regards,
> Alan
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