Orange-Bellied Flowerpecker

14th September 2013, Kemensah , Selangor

Species: Orange-Bellied Flowerpecker Local Name: Sepah Puteri Dada Oren Scientific Name: Dicaeum trigonostigma Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor 80-400 AFS-VR Testing the new Nikon 80-400 AFS-VR lens ( courtesy of Ari  at   http://arinaturephotography.blogspot.com/ ). Verdict: Fantastic lens. Shooting fast moving birds just became that much  easier. These photos were shot handheld at a Focal Length of 1080mm (35mm equivalent) (Photos courtesy of Mohd Zakir Hassan)

Lesser Fish-Eagle

8th September 2013, Kemensah , Selangor

Species: Lesser Fish-Eagle Local Name: Lang Kangok Scientific Name: Ichthyophaga humilis Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G

Rufous Woodpecker

8th September 2013, Kemensah ,  Selangor

Species: Rufous Woodpecker Local Name: Belatuk Biji Nangka Scientific Name: Micropternus brachyurus Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G

Blue-Eared Kingfisher : Female Sub Adult

25th August 2013, Taman Melawati, Selangor

Species: Blue-Eared Kingfisher Local Name: Pekaka Bintik-bintik Scientific Name: Alcedo meninting Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G + TC20EIII

Mangrove Blue Flycatcher

28th June 2013, Sabak, Kelantan

Species: Mangrove Blue Flycatcher Local Name: Burung Sambar Biru Scientific Name: Cyornis rufigastra Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G   A Mangrove Blue Flycatcher  chick waiting to be fed by an adult male.

Yellow Bellied Bulbul

7th April 2013, Taman Negara Sg Relau, Merapoh, Pahang

Species: Yellow-bellied Bulbul Local Name: Burung Merbah Kepala Kelabu Scientific Name: Alophoixus phaeocephalus Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G

Ferruginous Babbler

6th April 2013, Taman Negara Sg Relau, Merapoh, Pahang

Species: Ferruginous Babbler Local Name: Burung Rimba Sampah Scientific Name: Trichastoma bicolor Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G   Photographing Babblers has always been very challenging. They are always on the move and more often prefering to forage in the undergrowth where lighting can be fairly dismal.