Live GREEN presents: King of the Sky – Black Kite 翱翔鷹姿
Seminar and sharing
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Date
14 Jan 2021
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Organiser
Campus Sustainability Office
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Time
13:00 - 14:00
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Venue
Online via Zoom
Speaker
Peter Chan 陳佳瑋
Summary
Black Kites are common birds of prey in Hong Kong, with almost 2000 wintering in this city every year. Why do Black Kites love to inhabit and breed in Hong Kong? This online sharing will allow you to better understand Black Kites by explaining their species and population in Hong Kong and the result of a series of surveys on their breeding behaviour. It will also introduce the work of the Kite Research Group of the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society.
麻鷹是香港常見的猛禽，每年有接近二千隻來港度冬。為什麼麻鷹愛在這裏棲息和繁衍下一代？這次的網上分享會將會介紹香港的麻鷹品種數量，分享麻鷹繁殖行為的調查成果，並講述香港觀鳥會麻鷹研究組的相關工作，讓參加者能深入認識麻鷹。;
Remarks
- Language: Cantonese
- Online registration: Closed
- This event is open for PolyU staff and students only.
Be Rewarded with GreenCoin
We appreciate you going green with us! By attending and completing the online post-event feedback form after this sharing session, participants may be able to earn a total of 5 virtual credits (the “Coins”) to use with the PolyU GreenCoin app. Read here for the details.
Keynote Speaker
Peter Chan is the convener of the Kite Research Group of the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society and the instructor of the Raptor Identification Workshop. He has joined the Kite Research Group since 2008 and has been observing and recording Black Kites for more than 10 years. He also establishes a Facebook page named "My Black Kite Story" to share the observation results. 陳佳瑋是香港觀鳥會麻鷹研究組召集人及猛禽辨識工作坊導師。他由2008年加入麻鷹研究組至今，觀察及記錄麻鷹繁殖逾10年多，並在Facebook開設專頁「我的麻鷹手記」分享觀察成果。
