7 June 2009, Kampung Sabak, Kelantan
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| To me all Wak-Wak (local name) should look like a waterhen. So when I saw this Wak-Wak it looked kind of strange. I hadn’t realised that there were so many types of marsh birds. Now I know that this is a Crake, a White-Browed Crake (porzana cinerea) to be exact. They are so difficult to spot in the grassy area. A Lifer. |
Difficult to tell whether they are male or female. | |
In the natural habitat. Master of Hide & Seek.
Madi,
ReplyDeletethe first photograph of the White-Browed Crake is a great pose/composition.
You have to provide a link from in your follower, that way I can visit your page with just a click away.
I've added the link in followers. Always good to receive comments on your work. Please feel free to comment. rgds madibirder
ReplyDeleteWow....Great Shot!!!
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