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292. Yellow-bellied Whistler (E) (Pachycephala philippinensis) (C)<br />

Luzon (ssp. philippinensis)<br />

13/5 3 Mt. Makiling, 17/5 4 during walk from Camp 1 to Hamut Camp, Northern<br />

Sierra Madres Mts., 18/5 3 Hamut Camp area, 19/5 2 walk Hamut Camp to Camp 1.<br />

Bohol (ssp. boholensis)<br />

28/5 3 Rajah Sikatuna National Park, Chocolate Hills, 29/5 1 do.<br />

Mindanao (ssp. apoensis)<br />

31/5 1 seen Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon Province, 1/6 1 do., 2/6 2 do., 4/6 1 in lowland<br />

rainforest, PICOP logging concession area at Bislig, east coast of Mindanao, 5/6 1<br />

do., 6/6 3 do.<br />

293. Grey Wagtail (M) (Motacilla cinerea) (C)<br />

Luzon<br />

14/5 2 drive Candaba Marsh – Banaue, 15/5 1 Mt. Polis, Cordillera Mts., 16/5 1<br />

Banaue-Tuguegarao<br />

Mindanao<br />

1/6 1 Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon Province<br />

All late winter migrants.<br />

294. Paddyfield Pipit (Oriental Pipit) (e) (Anthus rufulus lugubris) (C)<br />

Luzon<br />

14/5 1 drive Candaba Marsh – Banaue, 16/5 5 walk Baliwag – Camp 1, Northern<br />

Sierra Madres Mts.<br />

Palawan<br />

24/5 1 Iwahig to Narra<br />

Bohol<br />

29/5 1 around Tagbilaran.<br />

(Note: It is now generally accepted that the two Asian forms of Anthus novaeseelandiae are treated as<br />

2 species – Richards Pipit Anthus richardi and Paddyfield Pipit Anthus rufulus – the latter species<br />

breeding in the Philippines, as the endemic race lugubris).<br />

295. Pechora Pipit (M) (Anthus gustavi) (C)<br />

Luzon<br />

12/5 1 Los Banos University Campus, on grass lawn (observed by Shack), 15/5 1 Mt.<br />

Polis, Cordillera Mts., walking on ground in cabbage field, excellent views. Rather<br />

small and short-tailed. The distinct, pale, V-shaped stripe on the back was obvious.<br />

Note: This most wanted Siberian straggler to the western Palaearctic is a winter migrant bird to the<br />

Philippines. We were lucky to see two delayed birds.<br />

296. White-breasted Woodswallow (Artamus l. leucorynchus) (C)<br />

Luzon<br />

16/5 5 during walk Baliwag – Camp 1, Northern Sierra Madres Mts., 20/5 4 do.,<br />

return walk.<br />

Palawan<br />

24/5 2 Iwahig Penal Colony.<br />

Bohol<br />

29/5 2 Rajah Sikatuna N.P.

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