rinzywangchuk's Identifications
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White-throated Laughingthrush (Pterorhinus albogularis)Observer
dragondanDescription
Field Notes - Whenever I've seen these they are in groups, they seem to be on the ground and they also seem to be very busy birds.
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Grey Bushchat (Saxicola ferreus)Observer
phubDescription
Field Notes - Saxicola ferreus, commonly know known as Grey Bush chat is found in the Himalayan counties. The natural habitats are subtropical and Montane Forest. The above recorded is male species.
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White-throated Laughingthrush (Pterorhinus albogularis)Observer
dragondanDescription
Field Notes - Whenever I've seen these they are in groups, they seem to be on the ground and they also seem to be very busy birds.
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Drumstick Primrose (Primula denticulata)Observer
dragondanDescription
Field Notes - This is known locally at Primula denticulata, but I can't seem to find the species in Questagame. It grows wild here in Bhutan and is flowering beautifully at the moment.
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Drumstick Primrose (Primula denticulata)Observer
dragondanDescription
Field Notes - This is known locally at Primula denticulata, but I can't seem to find the species in Questagame. It grows wild here in Bhutan and is flowering beautifully at the moment.
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Verditer Flycatcher (Eumyias thalassinus)Observer
dragondanDescription
Field Notes - OK, so very poor photograph, but I was ecstatic to see this bird from a restaurant window on the way up to Dochula. I've never seen a bird of this colour in Bhutan and I thought only the hard core twitchers with super camera lenses would see these. The only other bird of this colour and size that I can see in my "Birds of Bhutan" book is the pale blue flycatcher but we were much higher than 2180m max elevation distribution of this species. We were closer to 3000m.
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Plants (Kingdom Plantae)Observer
dragondanDescription
Field Notes - We call this "old man's beard". I looked up "Usnea" on the Bhutan Biodiversity Portal and "Usnea longissima" seems to be the species found in Bhutan. This particular specimen looks a bit different from the usual old man's beard, which is why I took the photo. Perhaps it is a young specimen?
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