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March 2024 issue of the Malaysian Bird Report

Amar-Singh HSS
on 9th April 2024

The March 2024 issue of the Malaysian Bird Report is now available for download.

There are field reports on anting behaviour in birds, the Bornean Frogmouth, prey taken by the Black-thighed Falconet, diet of the Blue-crowned Hanging Parrot and courtship of the Rufous-backed Dwarf Kingfisher. For those interested in raptors, Hans Peeters describes in great detail mimicry in birds of prey.
Of interest is a report by Dave Bakewell on new breeding records and potential new breeding observations for Malaysia; with at least 12 news species added. Tou Jing Yi updates us on recent taxonomic changes of birds in Malaysia (passerines). The Southeast Asia Regional Office of TRAFFIC shares very concerning data on the plight of Malaysia’s Oriental Magpie-Robins.

Please feel free to download a PDF copy of Volume 1/2024, March 2024 Malaysian Bird Report from this link.

The Malaysian Bird Report website has continued to be developed and now offers more searchable functions. Past issues also available from that link. We encourage you to share the link of the publication freely with all interested birdwatchers, bird photographers, nature lovers and the general public, locally or wider.

As always, we thank everyone who has kindly submitted articles, data, reports and images. We welcome contributions and encourage different language submissions.

Editorial Committee,
Malaysian Bird Report

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Amar-Singh HSS

Dato’ Dr Amar-Singh HSS, Cert Theology (Aust, Hons), MBBS (Mal), MRCP (UK), FRCP (Glasg), MSc Community Paediatrics (Ldn, dist), is a Consultant Paediatrician. He served the Malaysian civil service for more than 35 years, led regional Paediatric and Research departments, is an active child advocate and the recipient of a number of international awards. He has been a bird watcher for around 50 years, published two bird books, has a number of international bird publications, contributed to more than 20 international bird books/guides, and contributes to online bird image and audio databases. He is an active contributor to the Bird Ecology Study Group with a large number of detailed posts and write-ups on bird ecology. He is a life member of the Malaysian Nature Society, a member of the BCC-MNS Records Committee, a member of the Oriental Bird Club and supports eBird. He is interested in spending time getting to know bird behaviour and considers himself a bird-friend. Amar is based at Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.

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‘Sugar Fight’ at an African Tulip Tree

6th January 2024

Brown shrike behaviour – impaling food item

24th December 2023

Courtship Behaviour of Stork-billed Kingfisher

20th December 2023

New Food (Fruit) Items for the Mugimaki Flycatcher Ficedula mugimaki

20th December 2023

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