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Rare and Common Birds in December 2022

Year ends usually provide much relief for most birders because they could have more time to go out to look for birds. I managed to squeezed a bit of time to get a few rare and exotic ones before the...

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Surveying waders at Teluk Air Tawar (TAT) - Important Bird Area (IBA) - Nov 2022

We do have several IBAs in Peninsular Malaysia. One of them is the well known IBA of Teluk Air Tawar which apparently stretches almost 10km from Bagan Belat right up to the cape of Kampung Sungai...

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Some uncommon birds in Feb 2023

A long time ago this region was once connected to the great Sunda archipelago where we shared quite a number of beautiful avifauna including Fruit Doves. When the sea rises and split the region as it...

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Portraits of Lesser Sand Plovers

Lesser Sand Plovers are the commonest migratory wader in this region. Every year without fail, flocks of them will fly into this region for their winter break and very soon they will be flying back...

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Birds in March 2023 - raptors etc

When you do birding in March, usually you will be looking forward to the spring migration of raptors. Chances of seeing them at this time are usually higher. So in this post you will see some of them....

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Birds in July and August 2023

 Here are some of the birds and a few chickens seen on these two months.Brown Boobook (Ninox scutulata)Formerly known as Brown Hawk Owl. It will call even during the day time just like the Collared...

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Waders at TAT - September 2023

Over here, the migratory waders would made their return trip (Autumn migration) as early as in July (based on pers comm with seasoned birders). From then to September you can see some of them in their...

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Common Birds from September to December 2023

 Didn't have much time for birding lately but I still managed to get one / two lifers nevertheless.A majestically looking White-bellied Sea EagleBlue Whistling ThrushCan be differentiated from the...

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Birding here and there from February to March 2024

 Not many birds appearing at my local patches. I probably need to travel further to see more birds.Green-back FlycatcherMaleQuite a friendly little fella. Probably it has got used to paparazzi.An...

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Malaysian version of a Blue Tanager

 Black-naped Monarch(Hypothemis azurea)Black-naped Monarch(Hypothemis azurea)

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Birds spotted from July to September 2024

From the three months (July to September), I believe that's when all the juvenile birds start appearing. I saw a few of them during my routine jungle trekkings.White-rumped ShamaIt was quite skittish...

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Waders in Feb and Mar 2024 - understanding waders plumage etc

This is a long overdue post. Too occupied with other work to concentrated on the waders until now. Here are several waders (the usual ones) which traverse our shoreline in West Peninsular Malaysia....

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Waders and other shore birds in April 2024

 Waders continue to be presence in month of April albeit with slightly less numbers. Terek Sandpiper Xenus cinereusWonder why they called them a 'Xenus' and not a 'Calidris' or a 'Tringa'?Terek...

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Birds, mammals & reptiles from the highlands to the coastline - August to...

The tropical forest over here is like a huge emporium or maybe also like a jungle 'Toys"R"Us'. There are so many things to see for so many people - from scientists, educationist, young children,...

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