I was walking along a small jungle trail one Sunday morning when a bird flew into the bushes of Cenderai tree (Microcos tomentosa). I stopped and try to find it. It was hard to locate in that thick green-orange leaves. The bird stayed motionless with just the head pop-up and perfectly camouflage inside the tree.
![Raffles's Malkoha (Phaenicophaeus chlorophaeus)](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiyPqCPycqZsWjLnXu08nIytuJwUwgMK9EHPL3V1dhnPRxOxJDgyCCG7g9-CyCq48seDy1f-OrGquKp_YffSzkUiKlDZL46IzirGqA6Y49QOQbUJ4KLJ8ffvpA8fo0qRav1p5AnUEJQ4P4/s640-rw/Malkoha2.jpg)
Recordist: David Farrow