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Ecology Surveys
Comprehensive ecological surveys and research were conducted during the day and at night to identify and document the diverse range of species inhabiting the Yim Tin Tsai. Community members, including local villagers, staff and volunteers, were invited to participate in the survey.

Asiatic Painted Frog found on Yim Tin Tsai island

Colour Sergeant found on Yim Tin Tsai island

Asian Pintail found on Yim Tin Tsai island

Forget-me-not found on Yim Tin Tsai island

Large-billed Crow found on Yim Tin Tsai island
Large-billed Crow is one of the most common resident bird species in Hong Kong.

Pop-gun Seed found on Yim Tin Tsai island

Plum Judy butterfly found on Yim Tin Tsai island
The Plum Judy butterfly has a dark brown back and reddish-brown wings that closely resemble the color of dead leaves on tree branches. The Plum Judy found by the survey team in the picture is a wet season variant, as indicated by the several spots along the edge of its lower wings. In contrast, the dry season form of the Plum Judy exhibits smaller, more blurred, or even completely absent spot markings on the lower wings.