Hanoi & Ha Long Vietnam Birdwatching part 4. Long Tailed Shrike, Wryneck. Canon R7 & RF 200-800mm 4K

[@CheikoSairin]

Excellent bird observation footage. Thanks for sharing. A big LIKE from me. Happy birding!!!

[@stormcabbirds]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@earnestlad1872]

Another great video. I am no expert - If I may enquire: is it just possible the bird at 13:35 might be an Eastern Reef Heron rather than a Little Egret?

[@stormcabbirds]

It’s possible. I did see adults the next day.

[@earnestlad1872]

@@stormcabbirds Thank you. It's a tough one to identify I think. I'm glad you got it later though.

[@timballard27]

Need some Night Nurse lol

[@stormcabbirds]

Just took some paracetamol and got on with

[@earnestlad1872]

I just wondered whether that last shrike might be the lucionensis sub-species of Brown Shrike. However I am no expert

[@Sam_new_1]

Hi, I don't think the bulbuls are Styan's bulbul (they are endemic to Taiwan). They look more light light-vented bulbuls to me, however, I am not familiar with the subspecies found in that area.

[@stormcabbirds]

I did see the light vented bulbuls here too, but they were smaller with smaller tails

[@Sam_new_1]

@@stormcabbirds Hi, did some more research and can confirm that they are light-vented bulbuls, but the hainanus subspecies.