Showing posts with label song. Show all posts
Showing posts with label song. Show all posts
06 April 2014
21 March 2011
Punky bird hairstyles - Ochraceous Bulbul
Ochraceous Bulbul (Alophoixus ochraceus sacculatus ), in full frame.
Local name; Merbah Berjanggut meaning bearded bulbul, quite large about 23cm in length.
Merbah Beringin was named by the Department of Wildlife and National Park (Perhilitan)
UPDATE: 21/3/2011 @12.17pm - Rainfield61 and Thomas mention about the bird sound.
So, here I got it from Xeno-canto. (call from 2 birds). Maybe this bird mimics the punk music/song.
Click the button below to hear a Bunyi Merbah Jangut (Ochraceous Bulbul song).
Recordists Nick Athanas from Xeno-canto Asia
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Local name; Merbah Berjanggut meaning bearded bulbul, quite large about 23cm in length.
Merbah Beringin was named by the Department of Wildlife and National Park (Perhilitan)
UPDATE: 21/3/2011 @12.17pm - Rainfield61 and Thomas mention about the bird sound.
So, here I got it from Xeno-canto. (call from 2 birds). Maybe this bird mimics the punk music/song.
Click the button below to hear a Bunyi Merbah Jangut (Ochraceous Bulbul song).
Recordists Nick Athanas from Xeno-canto Asia
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Click the above logo for more Critters.
Location: Japanese Garden, Bukit Tinggi, Pahang.
05 May 2010
But-but sound
Burung But-but Kecil - Lesser Coucal
Malay named the bird is very simple, according to their sound/song. Like Wak-wak (Waterhen), Terkukur (Spotted Dove), Tiung (Common Myna) and But-But (say as boot-boot) here.
Location: Padang Golf Raub, Pahang.
Click the button below to hear a But-but song.
Recordists David Farrow from Xeno-canto Asia
Malay named the bird is very simple, according to their sound/song. Like Wak-wak (Waterhen), Terkukur (Spotted Dove), Tiung (Common Myna) and But-But (say as boot-boot) here.
Location: Padang Golf Raub, Pahang.
Click the button below to hear a But-but song.
Recordists David Farrow from Xeno-canto Asia
24 April 2010
Mulut Murai
Mulut Murai = Chatterbox = An obnoxious and foolish and loquacious talker.
Click the button below to hear a cheerful song.
Recorded by Patrik Åberg from Xeno-canto Asia.

Murai - Oriental Magpie Robin -female (above) and male (below)

Click the button below to hear a cheerful song.
Recorded by Patrik Åberg from Xeno-canto Asia.



20 December 2009
Large Niltava and use of Bird Sound
This was my LIFER and target bird for last Friday birding at Fraser's Hill.
My method of bird photography is very simple, walk slowly on a trail and watch for any bird that perch on the branches, but frequently the birds fly away when I stumble upon it.
I never used bird song to lure the bird into view, except this one. The bird was photographed with the help of MP3 song that I downloaded from Xeno-canto Asia.
Download the mp3 file into my iPod nano and attached it to a small portable speaker (Altec Lansing iM207 Orbit).
I heard the song of this Niltava at Maybank Lodge's front gate and played the iPod. The bird called back and suddenly landed on the electric cable. Perched there for a few second, just enough for me to shoot a few frames.
Than I saw the male perched on a dead ginger plant a few feet away.
The use of of bird sound is frowned upon and discourage. I don't think I distress this bird for about three minute playback and nine minutes of photography. This Niltava is not in endangered or rare, and December is not a breeding season.
There is a lot of discussion in the bird forum about the ethics of using bird sound playback in birding and photographic. In my opinion, limited use that do not repeatedly loop back the song for a long duration with non endangered bird is okay.
In Malaysia, I don't think this will threaten the common bird, but logging, forest clearing and bird poachers are the main culprit.
Click for the Song (taken from Xeno-canto Asia; recorded by Nick Athanas)
iPod Nano 3rd generation silver 2GB with protective cover and Altec Lansing iM207 Orbit Portable Speaker
Have a look for more bird pictures at the Bird Photography Weekly @ Birdfreak.
My method of bird photography is very simple, walk slowly on a trail and watch for any bird that perch on the branches, but frequently the birds fly away when I stumble upon it.
I never used bird song to lure the bird into view, except this one. The bird was photographed with the help of MP3 song that I downloaded from Xeno-canto Asia.
Download the mp3 file into my iPod nano and attached it to a small portable speaker (Altec Lansing iM207 Orbit).
I heard the song of this Niltava at Maybank Lodge's front gate and played the iPod. The bird called back and suddenly landed on the electric cable. Perched there for a few second, just enough for me to shoot a few frames.
Than I saw the male perched on a dead ginger plant a few feet away.
The use of of bird sound is frowned upon and discourage. I don't think I distress this bird for about three minute playback and nine minutes of photography. This Niltava is not in endangered or rare, and December is not a breeding season.
There is a lot of discussion in the bird forum about the ethics of using bird sound playback in birding and photographic. In my opinion, limited use that do not repeatedly loop back the song for a long duration with non endangered bird is okay.
In Malaysia, I don't think this will threaten the common bird, but logging, forest clearing and bird poachers are the main culprit.
Large Niltava (Niltava grandis) -female
male species
Click for the Song (taken from Xeno-canto Asia; recorded by Nick Athanas)
iPod Nano 3rd generation silver 2GB with protective cover and Altec Lansing iM207 Orbit Portable Speaker
Have a look for more bird pictures at the Bird Photography Weekly @ Birdfreak.07 May 2009
Changeable Hawk Eagle at Raub Golf Course
Yen visited me last Sunday, so I showed him my 'backyard' - the nesting Baya Waver.
While we were photographing the Baya Weaver with nesting material, a loud bird call coming for the tall tree.
Click play button.
Recordist: David Farrow, from Xeno-Canto Asia.
While we were photographing the Baya Weaver with nesting material, a loud bird call coming for the tall tree.
Click play button.
Recordist: David Farrow, from Xeno-Canto Asia.
04 May 2009
Abbott's Babbler
This bird can be easily located with it song, but extremely difficult to photography under that thick bush
Have a look for more bird pictures at the Bird Photography Weekly @ Birdfreak.
Local name Rimba Riang
Abbott's Babbler song recorded by David Farrow XC19563 , from Xeno-Canto Asia
To hear the bird call, click the play button
Have a look for more bird pictures at the Bird Photography Weekly @ Birdfreak.26 March 2009
20 May 2007
Rama-rama

Play with MACRO photography again this evening, and now butterflies are my target.
This are what I got from around my house...., not from butterfly park/farm.
Searching the internet (from Singapore Butterflies Check List web site), I got the species name of this lovely blue butterfly - Junonia orithya wallacei This blue is the male.
Butterflies of Malaysia, - by Chin Fah Shin
Junonia orithya wallacei (below), male
The creature below looks more like moth than the butterfly..
Junonia orithya wallacei, female. (below)
Those rama-rama rested on the wild flowers (bunga rumput), like this photo below.

Reference books about Malaysian Butterflies.
The butterfly song by Ella
Rama-rama - Ella
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Seumpama rama-rama
Terbang bebas di udara tanpa ada halangan
Aman damai suka-suka
Riang ria tanpa ada rasa duka sengketa
Rama-rama
*
Ekspresi dirimu menawan hatiku
Ingin aku terbang bersamamu
Melihat kerenah melihat telatah
Manusia yang sering terlaga
**
Ekspidisi ini bagai tiada henti
Kan menjadi antologi diri
Terhentilah mimpi terhapuslah sepi
Sanubari yang lebih berani
***
Terminal yang pasti satu fitrah hati
Kerna yang sejati tiada kekal lagi
Terbanglah ke sini mencari abadi
Terbanglah ke mari mencari hakiki
Seumpama rama-rama
Melewati panorama yang penuh warna warni
Taman bunga taman damai
Dengan aksi lincah berputik hidup yang harungi
Rama-rama
(ulang *, ** & *** 2x)
This is definitely not butterfly, but an insects doing thing!... :-)
Do you notice the small ant at the top of this photo?
This fly try to catch it!, oh.. No, fly don't eat ant!

Musca domestica, from Wikipedia
26 April 2007
Lidah tergigit ! (Tongue bite)

Tongue bite can be due to various reasons;
1) Accidental - during epilepsy, MVA (motor vehicle accidents)
2) Self-inflicted bite - usually from mental deficient patients, here
3) Large tongue - Anything that enlarges the tongue will make it more difficult to avoid biting into the tongue. click here
But in malay, tongue bite - "lidah tergigit" can be an idiom, click here from Kamus Istimewa by Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (entry no. 14)
"Suami isteri, kaum keluarga, sahabat handai, ada kalanya berselisih juga. (Peribahasa lain yang sama makna: a. Pinggan dengan mangkuk, salah sedikit hendak terantuk, b. Senduk dan periuk lagi berantuk, c. Senduk dengan belanga lagi berlaga)".

SEDANGKAN LIDAH LAGI TERGIGIT
www.filemkita.com/filem/t/tiga_abdul_01. html
Sedangkan lidah lagi tergigit
Apa pula suami isteri
Buang yang keruh ambil yang jernih
Baru teguh peribadi
Apa guna kita bertengkar
Suami isteri harus bersabar
Kasih sayang rukun dan damai
Hidup seperti dalam mahligai
Maaf hamba wahai dinda
Buang yang keruh ambil yang jernih
Baru teguh peribadi
Suami isteri mesti berpakat
Rumah tangga mendapat berkat
Apa guna selisih faham
Kalau ingin aman tenteram
Pohon ampun wahai kanda
Buang yang keruh ambil yang jernih
Baru teguh peribadi
27 February 2007
Salam Terakhir
Sudirman Hj. Arshad died 15 years ago (22 February 1992). This Salam Terakhir is one of his last song, a very touching one. By posting this song, I hope it is not my salam terakhir or "Last Greeting" to this blog and world wide web. I still want to live!, but who knows, it all in Allah's hand, I may died today or tomorrow. This MAY BE really my last salaam,- so please forgive me!. /wassalam/.
tip, tip, tip, tip...... {stop} bling! innaLillah... :-)
Click the start (green) button to hear the song.
You have to off my Era FM first, otherwise you will hear two songs.
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