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Bhutan - November 2016
The “Bhutan - November 2016” page provides the narrative discussion of my trip to Bhutan in 2016.
The “Bird Videos - Bhutan” video portfolio is a compilation of species videos from Bhutan.
In the list below, a “(P)” indicates that the bird species is included in the photo gallery to the right. A link indicated with a “(V)” indicates that the species is included in The Birds of Bhutan video portfolio.
Accentor, Alpine (P) (V)
Accentor, Rufous-breasted
(V) (P)
Babbler, Rufous-capped (V) (P)
Barbet, Blue-throated (V) (P)
Barbet, Great (V) (P)
Barwing, Hoary-throated
(P) (V)
Barwing, Rusty-fronted (P) (V)
Bee-Eater, Blue-bearded (P) (V)
Bulbul, Ashy (P) (V)
Bulbul, Black-crested (P) (V)
Bulbul, Himalayan Black
(P) (V)
Bulbul, Mountain (P) (V)
Bulbul, Red-vented (P) (V)
Bulbul, Striated (P) (V)
Bushchat, Grey (P) (V)
Buzzard, Himalayan (P) (V)
Canary-Flycatcher, Grey-headed (P) (V)
Chough, Red-billed (P) (V)
Cormorant, Great (P) (V)
Crake, Black-tailed (P) (V)
Crane, Black-necked (P) (V)
Crossbill, Red (P) (V)
Crow, Large-billed (P) (V)
Cuckoo-Dove, Barred (P) (V)
Dipper, Brown (V) (P)
Dove, Oriental Turtle (V) (P)
Dove, Rock (Rock Pigeon)
(P) (V)
Drongo, Ashy (P) (V)
Drongo, Bronzed (P) (V)
Drongo, Lesser Racket-tailed (P) (V)
Eagle, Black (P)
Eagle, Booted (P) (V)
Erpornis, White-bellied (P) (V)
Fantail, Yellow-bellied (P) (V)
Finch, Crimson-browed (P) (V)
Flowerpecker, Plain (P) (V)
Flycatcher, Verditer (P) (V)
Forktail, Little (P) (V)
Forktail, Slaty-backed (P) (V)
Forktail, Spotted (P) (V)
Fulvetta, Nepal (P) (V)
Fulvetta, Rufous-winged (P) (V)
Fulvetta, White-browed (P) (V)
Fulvetta, Yellow-throated
(P) (V)
Gadwall (P) (V)
Goshawk, Northern (P) (V)
Greenfinch, Himalayan (P) (V)
Green-Pigeon, Wedge-tailed (P) (V)
Griffon (Vulture), Himalayan (P) (V)
Hawk-Eagle, Mountain (P) (V)
Heron, White-bellied (P) (V)
Honeyguide, Yellow-rumped (P) (V)
Hoopoe, Common (P) (V)
Hornbill, Rufous-necked (P) (V)
Ibisbill (V) (P)
Kestrel, Common (P) (V)
Kingfisher, Crested (P) (V)
Lapwing, Red-wattled (P) (V)
Lapwing, River (P) (V)
Laughingthrush, Black-faced (P) (V)
Laughingthrush, Chestnut-crowned (P) (V)
Laughingthrush, Rufous-chinned (P) (V)
Laughingthrush, Rufous-necked (P) (V)
Laughingthrush, Striated
(P) (V)
Laughingthrush, White-crested (P) (V)
Laughingthrush, White-throated (P) (V)
Leafbird, Orange-bellied
(P) (V)
Magpie, Eurasian (P) (V)
Magpie-Robin, Oriental (P) (V)
Minivet, Grey-chinned (P) (V)
Minivet, Long-tailed (P) (V)
Minivet, Scarlet (P) (V)
Minla, Red-tailed (P) (V)
Monal, Himalayan (P) (V)
Munia, Scaly-breasted (V) (P)
Myna, Common (P) (V)
Nutcracker, Spotted (V) (P)
Nuthatch, Beautiful (V) (P)
Nuthatch, Chestnut-bellied
(V) (P)
Owlet, Asian Barred (V) (P)
Parrotbill, Brown (P) (V)
Parrotbill, Great (P) (V)
Parrotbill, Grey-headed (P) (V)
Parrotbill, White-breasted
(P) (V)
Pheasant, Blood (P) (V)
Pheasant, Kalij (P)
Pigeon, Snow (P) (V)
Pipit, Olive-backed (P) (V)
Pochard, Common (P) (V)
Pochard, Ferruginous (P) (V)
Redstart, Blue-fronted (P) (V)
Hodgson’s Redstart (P) (V)
Redstart, White-throated
(P) (V)
Rock-Thrush, Blue (P) (V)
Rock-Thrush, Chestnut-bellied (P)(V)
Rosefinch, Himalayan Beautiful (P) (V)
Rosefinch, Himalayan White-browed (P) (V)
Sandpiper, Common (P) (V)
Scimitar-Babbler, Rusty-cheeked (P) (V)
Scimitar-Babbler, White-browed (P) (V)
Serpent-Eagle, Crested (P) (V)
Shelduck, Ruddy (P) (V)
Shrike, Grey-backed (P) (V)
Shrike, Long-tailed (P) (V)
Shrike-Babbler, Black-eared
(P) (V)
Sibia, Rufous (P) (V)
Sparrow, Cinnamon (P) (V)
Sparrow, Eurasian Tree (P) (V)
Spiderhunter, Streaked (P) (V)
Stonechat, Siberian (P) (V)
Sunbird, Green-tailed (P) (V)
Tesia, Chestnut-headed (P) (V)
Tailorbird, Common (P) (V)
Thrush, Alpine (P) (V)
Thrush, Black-throated (P) (V)
Tit, Black-spotted Yellow
(P) (V)
Tit, Green-backed (P) (V)
Tit, Rufous-vented (P) (V)
Tit, Sultan (P) (V)
Tit, Yellow-browed (P) (V)
Treecreeper, Sikkim (Brown-throated) (P) (V)
Treecreeper, Rusty-flanked
(P) (V)
Treepie, Grey (V) (P)
Trogon, Red-headed (P) (V)
Trogon, Ward’s (P) (V)
Wagtail, White (V) (P)
Wallcreeper (P) (V)
Warbler, Black-faced (P) (V)
Warbler, Broad-billed (P) (V)
Warbler, Grey-hooded (P) (V)
Warbler, Yellow-bellied (P) (V)
Water-Redstart, Plumbeous
(V) (P)
Water-Redstart, White-capped (V) (P)
Whistling-Thrush, Blue (V) (P)
White-Eye, Oriental (P) (V)
Woodpecker, Fulvous-breasted Pied (V) (P)
Woodpecker, Grey-capped Pygmy (V) (P)
Woodpecker, Grey-faced
(V) (P)
Woodpecker, Streak-throated (V) (P)
Wren-Babbler, Scaly-breasted (V) (P)
Yellownape, Lesser (V) (P)
Yuhina, Black-chinned (V) (P)
Yuhina, Rufous-vented (V) (P)
Yuhina, Stripe-throated (V) (P)
Yuhina, White-naped (V) (P)
Yuhina, Whiskered (V) (P)
Foods and Markets
A few foods and markets from around the world.
Ancient Peoples
My material about the the ancient peoples of the world is found on the Ancient Peoples website, www.ancientpeoples.org.
Automobiles, Trains,
Airplanes, Etc.
My material on automobile, train, airplane, missile/rocket, farm equipment, road equipment, etc. are located at theis website: www.airandground.org.
The Black Range of New Mexico
My home patch for the last 17 years has been in a small town (a population of less than 100) in the foothills of New Mexico in the United States. The nearest services are 35 miles away and we generally travel 75 miles for groceries. The Black Range where I reside is at the center of several ecological borders and thus very diverse. www.blackrange.org is the website I have developed to cover material from this area. I publish a quarterly which focuses on the natural history of the Black Range. Copies can be found at The Black Range Naturalist.
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