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Todd Mark’s Primorye Tape Hits the Charts Fifty six species made the editing cut for this 60-minute cassette excerpted from field recordings taken during our May 1997 trip. These include such rarely recorded solos as Schrenck’s Bittern, Swinhoe’s Snipe, Asian Stubtail, Grey’s Grasshopper-warbler, Pleske’s Warbler, Radde’s Warbler, and Forest Wagtail. This tape is now available in limited quantities from GMF. Primorye: Todd Mark with Ornifolks 1997
Great Bittern Hazel Grouse Baillon's Crake Band-bellied Crake Far Eastern Curlew Swinhoe's Snipe Oriental Cuckoo ..."Hodgson's" Hawk-Cuckoo Indian Cuckoo ..."Oriental" Scops-Owl Black Woodpecker White-backed Woodpecker Sky Lark Scaly Thrush Gray-backed Thrush Siberian Rubythroat Siberian Blue Robin Asian Brown Flycatcher Yellow-rumped Flycatcher Vinous-throated Parrotbill Reed Parrotbill Asian Stubtail Japanese Bush-WarblerCettia diphone Grey's Grasshopper-Warbler Lanceolated Warbler Pleske's Warbler Paddyfield Warbler Black-browed Reed-Warbler Thick-billed Warbler Great Reed-Warbler Dusky Warbler Radde's Warbler Lemon-rumped Warbler Pale-legged Leaf-Warbler Eastern Crowned-Warbler Blue-and-white Flycatcher Asian Paradise-Flycatcher Willow Tit ..."Japanese" Tit Wood Nuthatch Oriental Greenfinch Common Rosefinch Ashy Minivet Forest Wagtail Eurasian Tree-Creeper Long-tailed Tit Common Stonechat Black-naped Oriole Japanese Grosbeak Yellow-breasted Bunting Black-faced Bunting Meadow Bunting Chestnut-eared Bunting Reed Bunting Varied Tit
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