I took a short daytrip visit to Mara Island in early September to see what migration was looking like at that point. It was a hot day, so I was glad the visit was shortened a bit by other commitments. Plenty of Common Terns seen from the ferry, as well as some Streaked Shearwaters and Red-necked Phalaropes. The island itself had a decent variety of birds, not a massive amount of diversity or numbers but still some good ones. Several Siberian Blue Robins, a Paradise Flycatcher, Eastern-crowned Warblers, and a Red-necked Stint were among some of the birds present that day.
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| Zitting Cisticola in Moseulpo |
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| Black-winged Stilts in a small wetland near Unjin Harbour. |
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| Common Tern seen from the ferry. Great views! |
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| Immature Tiger Shrike |
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| Asian Brown Flycatcher, looking myserious in the shadows. |
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| Siberian Blue Robin, not quite blue yet. |
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| Pale-legged Leaf Warbler (call confirmed!) |
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| Red-necked Stint |
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| Common Tern seen from the return ferry. |
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