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| Camphor Tree., Cinnamomum Camphora | Mangifera indica L. | Saccharum spontaneum | Amaranthaceae |
| Melastoma candidum D. Don | Bryophullum pinnatum | Ipomoea nil Roth | Pyracantha coccinea <Medic>M.Roem |
| Cycas revoluta Thunb | Bambusa beecheyana Munro | Bambusa stenostachya Hackel | Melia azedarach L |
| Phragmites communis | Datura suaveolens Humb. & Bonpl. ex willd. | Hedychium coronarium Koen. | Musa sp |
| Anas platyrhynchos | Blue-winged Pitta | Taiwan Whistling Thrush | Formosan rock-monkey |
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Name：Blue-winged Pitta |
| Description：According to Discovering the Wild Birds in Taiwan, Pitta brachyuran (Indian Pitta) is a type of rare summer visitors. It is 18 cm long and the wing length is about 12 cm. Its forehead is nut-brown and eyebrows are golden with black eye lines, which are wide and long. The emerald back is lustrous, the throat has a milky color, the chest and the belly are yellow, the part from the middle belly to the lower tail covert is brightly red, the upper tail covert is blue, the primary feather is black, the beak is black, too and the feet are light brown. In the book entitled the History of Huben Village, Indian Pitta is also called pitta or blue-winged pitta. Its scientific name is Pitta brachyura Temminck & Schlegel with a nickname of Blue-winged Pitta in English. It belongs to PASSERIFORMES, Pittidae. It is listed as one of the endangered species in the red data book of Asian and Taiwan birds and well protected as a class 2 endangered animals in accordance with the conservation laws of wildlife. |