23rd June 2012, , Bukit Rengit, Pahang |
Local Name: Belatuk GajahScientific Name: Mulleripicus pulverulentusThey are the world’s largest woodpeckers and to be able to see them flying together gracefully and playing on this dead tree was truly an amazing experience . This group is probably a family comprising of an adult male (left, with orange cheek patch) an adult female (topmost) and a juvenile (right).
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This is the first time I have seen these woodpeckers, what an eye opener!
ReplyDeleteThese are really great shots! I haven't seen this spectacular species for so long. Your photos brilliantly captured their amazing behaviours.
ReplyDeleteImagenes muy bonitas y curiosas de estos carpinteros.Un saludo
ReplyDeleteThanks all, i guess I was lucky to be at the right place at the right time
ReplyDeleteMadi I marah ni kenana tak invite pi..................Sudah banyak kali ke sana tapi slaty ni tak jadi keluar jemput....
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Just fantastic pictures Madi.
ReplyDeleteJurassic woodpeckers!
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