Ging Di Zai |Zosterops japonica
Distribution：Often seen in the forest of the ecological route on the circular road.
Shapes and Features：Black eyeball, a white C- shaped circle around the eye.Its main feature is that the most part of its back is yellowish green. The area between the throat and the upper chest is yellow; the lower chest to the abdomen is stained white, and from the tail to the down feathers is also yellow.
Ecological Habit：It is a widespread stationary bird in Taiwan, appearing in the tree zone from plains to low elevations. It frequently shuttles in the trees with a group, taking nectar, fruits and insects as main food.

She Ying |Spilornis cheela
Common Names：She Ying, She Diao.
Distribution：Seen in mountains of middle and low altitudes it often shelters in the woods and likes to stand still at a high spot with a good view.
Shapes and Features：There is a white stripe across the uropygials when flying. Both the male and the female birds are of the same colors. On its head there is a fan- shaped crest spaced between black and white. It' s dark red at the hind neck and the back; there are some white thin spots on its wings.
Ecological Habit：It is originated from Taiwan and is Taiwan's particular Asian species, a widespread stationary bird. A common daytime raptor, it is often seen in one or two; the open forest margins in the mountains are its favorite hunting fields. It usually flies with the help of air currents. Not very excelling at flying, it is often chased by small-scaled birds, like crows, though it is a raptor. When you hear " hu-hu-huliu-huliu", that must it hover in the air with the currents.