There were a large number of self feeding juvenile Red eyed Bulbul Pycnonotus brunneus brunneus at the fruiting Common Mahang Macaranga bancana Top and above are of Red eyed […]
An earlier post dealt with a family group of Blue winged Leafbirds Chloropsis cochinchinensis moluccensis feeding on the nectar and fruits of the Malayan Mistletoe Dendrophthae pentandra at the fringe […]
Went back to observe the Native Australian Mulberry Pipturus argenteus and watch which birds feed on the fruit I saw more species of birds feeding on the fruit and […]
At first dawn light I would be ready for the morning walk The slightest sound of my footsteps on gravel path sent foraging green pigeons on a scrambling flight […]
A tropical succulent fruit when matured grows to about 10cm in length When ripened tastes sweet with an astringent finish Shaped like a 5 pointed star when sliced cross […]
8220 A recent late June early July 2015 revisit to Sepilok in Sabah N Borneo after an absence of five year rotation visit saw many changes in development depletion […]
On 17th December 2012 Dato Dr Amar Singh HSS encountered this 12 15 metres high Macaranga sp at the Kledang Sayong Forest Reserve in Ipoh Perak Malaysia It was located […]
The Kledang Sayong Forest Reserve in the Malaysian state of Perak is a mixed secondary primary forest In mid December 2013 Dato Dr Amar Singh HSS located a fruiting Common […]
In the Kledang Sayong Forest Reserve but partly damaged sections at the fringe with some shrubs planted Red eyed Bulbul Pycnonotus brunneus feeding on the Lantana camara ripe berries […]
I often find that I can miss bird behaviour if I dismiss common birds I was out for a long walk in my favourite forest reserve more to build […]
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