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Post 1 Two types of calls made by the Mountain Fulvettas Alcippe peracensis peracensis Post 2 Sonogram and waveform in the Post 2 with call recording here https www xeno […]
These are from call recordings of the Ruby cheeked Sunbird Chalcoparia singalensis singalensismade The sunbird was a self feeding immature male I posted from 17th August 2020 Different sources have […]
Often meet Tiger Shrikes Lanius tigrinus at the fringe of the forest or in open sections of the jungle This first winter was very vocal and had loud territorial advertising […]
Post 1 The Yellow bellied Chinese Prinia Prinia flaviventris sonitans is fairly common in the right habitat in Taiwan I found the birds in Taiwan quite different from the ones […]
The habitat for these Long tailed Shrike Lanius schach bentet birds is diminishing and I see them less often usually further out of the city where once they were common […]
A pair of Chestnut winged Babbler Stachyris erythroptera erythroptera was foraging in dense undergrowth for animal prey I have often encountered them as a pair In my experience they often […]
I was surprised to see five Whiskered Treeswifts Hemiprocne comata comata together in one location I have almost always seen them in pairs I have seen three before where there […]
There were more than 20 Little Cuckoo Doves Macropygia ruficeps malayana in a dense clump of trees and bushes I watched the courtship chase and calls of the group The […]
Post 1 I was at a mangrove forest in Perak on 24th February 2022 and was privileged to observe the courtship behaviour and mating of the Copper throated Sunbirds Leptocoma […]
There is always some bird action going on in our garden The sunbirds have been very active recently and today we observed some serious interaction Two to three Brown throated […]
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