I went to Oro on the 12th. The weather was great. Sunny, warm, hardly any wind and not from the north. It was so very quiet in the morning, I walked around, but heard and saw nothing. Even crows, kites and bulbuls seemed to be sleeping. I had nearly given up, started to walk back to the harbor. A southern breeze had picked up. Suddenly I heard small voices, far but coming closer. Then I saw a Brown Flycatcher, and another one, another one, 2,3, more. There must have been a hundred! 100 or more!
Asian Brown Flycatcher, コサメビタキ
Every tree had 1 or 2. I searched the branches for something different
Far away was a Dark-sided Flycatcher, サメビタキ
And, much further in the distance a Dollarbird, ブッポウソウ
On the side of the road an Olive-backed Pipit, ビンズイ
1 single Intermediate Egret, チュウサギ
At sea: Streaked Shearwaters, オオミズナギドリ
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