Birding in Taiwan

 

 
Art Gallery

Fairy Pitta by Chen Wen Wang
Chen-wen Wang

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Mongolian Plover

John Wei

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Gallery 2

Gallery 3 NEW

 

 

 

Ten-Di Wu

The Fairy Pitta in Taiwan, a Photographic Essay

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Art Gallery - Ten-Di Wu

Ten-Di Wu’s hobbies include wildlife observation and photography.  He has won several photography competitions such “The Beauty of Wildlife”, held by the Taiwan Endemic Species Research Institute, “The Beauty of Ecosystems” sponsored by the Bagua Mountain Scenic Area Administrative Office, “Hometown” run by the Expansion and Development Foundation, and “The Face of the Forest” put on by the Forestry Department.  Writing is also one of his hobbies.  He received second prize for the Huang-Hsi Reporting Award.

Ten-Di is President of the Changhua Wild Bird Society.  He is a former board member of the Wild Bird Federation of Taiwan.

  

American Wigeon

  

Black-naped Monarch

  

Black-winged Stilt

  

Bluethroat

  

Bohemian Waxwing

  
  

Chinese Goshawk

  

Chinese Pond Heron

  

Collared Bush-Robin

  

Common Greenshank

  

Common Kingfisher

  
  

Common Moorhen

  

Common Snipe

  

Curlew Sandpiper

  

Daurian Redstart,female

  

Daurian Redstart,male

  
  

Ferruginous Flycatcher

  

Formosan Magpie

  

Gray-faced Buzzard

  

Gray Treepie

  

Great Cormorant

  
  

Great Knot

  

Greater Painted-Snipe

  

Hoopoe

  

Hwamei

  

Japanese White-eye

  
  

Lapwing

  

Lesser Sandplover

  

Light-vented Bulbul

  

Little Grebe

  

Little Ringed Plover

  
  

Little Tern

  

Nutmeg Mannikin

  

Oriental Skylark

  

Oriental Skylark

  

Pacific Golden Plover

  
  

Painted Snipe, female

  

Pale Thrush

  

Pheasant-tailed Jacana

  

Plain Prinia

  

Plumbeous Redstart, male

  
  

Red Phalarope

  

Red-breasted Flycatcher

  

Red-necked Stint

  

Ruddy-breasted Crake

  

Ruff

  
  

Saunders' Gull

  

Sharp-tailed Sandpiper

  

Stonechat

  

Striated Heron

  

Taiwan Bush-Warbler

  
  

Vinaceous Rosefinch, male

  

Vivid Niltava

  

Water Rail

  

Whimbrel

  

White Stork

  
  

Yellow Wagtail