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Presumed male Cinereous Tit These Cinereous Tit Parus cinereus ambiguous are common in some parts of the world but occur in very localised areas in Malaysia I have only ever […]
Took a break from all the Covid 19 prevention activities I am involved in for a forest walk Fiery Minivets Pericrocotus igneus igneus are considered near threatened They are an […]
Any bird watching trip to Taiwan would be a poorer one if you did not get to spend some time with this splendid Bush Robin Tarsiger johnstoniae For some reason […]
Female A small family or social unit of 3 Blue crowned Hanging Parrots Loriculus galgulus two males and one female Female My anecdotal experience is that numbers are coming down […]
I saw this darker looking Asian Brown Flycatcher and considered M d williamsoni Brown streaked Flycatcher David Wells 2007 amp pers comm 2018 states that williamsoni normally has an all […]
I have often observed egrets and herons with a gular flutter when the weather is hot like today Gular fluttering is used as a means to regulate temperature In gular […]
These were near impossible images to get high up in thick foliage and observed in overcast weather with light rain but worth reporting Bay Woodpeckers Blythipicus pyrrhotis cameroni are noted […]
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 […]
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 […]
White winged Terns Chlidonias leucopterus in flight above and 2 below and one with fish prey below Amar Singh HSS Dato 8217 Dr Ipoh Perak Malaysia nbsp Location Malim Nawar […]
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