28 May, 2011

Little Spiderhunter

2nd May 2011, Kemensah, Selangor

 

A confiding Spiderhunter making her round of the banana trees, getting her supply of fresh juicy nectar.

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25 May, 2011

Female Bamboo Woodpecker

2nd May 2011, Kemensah, Selangor

 

A female Bamboo Woodpecker boring a hole in a young macaranga tree.( see the male). This particular area has yielded a few reasonable shots of this shy  woodpeckers.

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23 May, 2011

Male Brown-Throated Sunbird

2nd May 2011, Kemensah, Selangor

 

It’s been some time since this species receive it’s due attention from me. He was there on the branch… just begging to have his pictures taken.

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22 May, 2011

Black & Red Broadbills

2nd May 2011, Kemensah, Selangor

 

The pair  of  resident Black & Red Broadbills were very active now that it is breeding season.

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No, it is not a new subspecies endemic to Kemensah! She’s had just caught an insect with long feelers.

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21 May, 2011

Bronze Drongo

7th May 2011, Old Pump House Road, Gohtong Jaya, Pahang

Scientific name: (Dicrurus aeneus)

It may look like a bronze statuette of a bird but I can assure you that this is the real deal.

There is no clear distinction between the sexes in this species so I’m not sure if  it’s a male or a female. She was sunning herself in the morning light and the side lighting accentuated her beautiful bronze like  feathers around her throat and breast.

 

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18 May, 2011

Hill Blue-Flycatcher

7th May 2011, Old Pump House Road, Gohtong Jaya, Pahang

Scientific name: (Cyornis banyumas)

They were calling loud and clear. Managed to locate the pair after a brief scan of the area. My previous sighting of this species was at Awana on a foggy morning so these are my improvement shots.

The male

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The female

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17 May, 2011

Blue Nuthatch

7th May 2011, Old Pump House Road, Gohtong Jaya, Pahang

 

Blue Nuthatches were out in numbers, moving up and down the tree branches. Most of the time you would see them  with their heads towards the ground.

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