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I observed an adult Slaty-backed Forktail with a juvenile in Cameron Highlands at ~1,600m ASL on 30th June 2022. They were foraging along a small road adjacent to primary forest; […]
![ForktailSlBr [AmarSingh] - 4](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/ForktailSlBr-AmarSingh-4-q8dg1k3i7b3tmtke90rtzubp98grl703k7azdx99io.jpg "ForktailSlBr [AmarSingh] – 4")
“These are the easiest of the forktails to watch but they are still relatively shy. A pair of Slaty-backed Forktail (Enicurus schistaceus) was foraging and allowed some feeding episodes to […]
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