He doesn't mind, I stopped my car, and slowly set my camera gear. The weather was still dark with slight drizzling, so I had to push the ISO to 3200 (my first time using such a high ISO)
Banded Woodpecker (Picus miniaceus), doing it usual 'tok-tok' jab.
Dusky Broadbill (Corydon sumatranus), tried to hide from me.
Caught a pair very high up on the tree top.
Greater Racquet-tailed Drongo (Dicrurus paradiseus), proud sang on top of leafless tree.
Click for the song (recorded by Khong Tuck Khoon)
ID Correction: Chestnut-rumped Babbler (Stachyris maculata), Thanks to Terence Ang
6 comments:
Glamorous birds Tabib and in natural suroundings.
Hi tabib,
Nice set of wonderful birds once again... I'm starting to count and get some info to know how many you got there... This is just incredible!
Cool birds and photos. I would love to see a Hornbill.
are you sure that Streaked Bulbul is a bulbul?
It look like a chesnut-rumped babbler to me.
Terence, thanks for ID.
I'm bad in ID, especially Babbler and Warbler.
Nice collection from Rengit Doc. Looks like a good time to go there.
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