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Observed a small social group of 3 adults and 3 juveniles White headed Munia Lonchura maja maja this morning The usual clutch size is 4 5 Wells 2007 on this […]
A pair of adult Zebra Dove Geopelia striata allopreening Image shows a male preening a female The preening was reciprocated Sexing done using Gibbs D Barnes E and Cox J […]
Was watching birds in the large overgrown Chinese graveyard just next to our home The Covid 19 lockdowns appear to have been good for the White headed Munias Lonchura maja […]
Our more than 2 year resident male Large tailed Nightjar Caprimulgus macrurus bimaculatus has a purpose built platform that it uses most days But occasionally a new perch is tested […]
One hole nest is just not enough for this Banded Woodpecker Chrysophlegma miniaceum malaccense nbsp Amar Singh HSS Dato 8217 Dr Ipoh Perak Malaysia nbsp Location Ipoh Perak Malaysia Habitat […]
I had an opportunity to have an extended observation of a presumed family unit of 4 Abbott 8217 s Babblers Malacocincla abbotti olivacea I suggest family unit as it is […]
I observed 4 Blue throated Bee eaters Merops viridis that were loosely together self feeding in a 30 meter radius and were probably a family group Two birds were juveniles […]
An older video and DSLR images of a male Banded Woodpecker Chrysophlegma miniaceum malaccense at our home bird bath and drinking pond Many birds come including the odd raptor Video […]
I am always surprised at how many pairs of Abbott 8217 s Babblers Malacocincla abbotti olivacea there are in overgrown secondary growth locations all over the city I spent 50 […]
My common experience with the social behaviour of Zebra Doves Geopelia striata is to see a pair foraging or perched often affectionately allopreening Not infrequently a small group will be […]
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