Showing posts with label Orioles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orioles. Show all posts

11 October, 2012

Dark-Throated Orioles

15th September 2012, Kemensah , Selangor

Local Name: Dendang Senja

Scientific Name: Oriolus xanthonotus

Equipment: Nikon D7000, Nikkor AFS 400mm f2.8ED VR+TC20EIII

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    The male wearing a dark hood

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                     The female

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15 February, 2012

Dark Throated Oriole: Male

24th December 2011, Kemensah, Selangor

Local Name: Dendang Senja

Scientific Name: Oriolus xanthonotus

It has been more than a year since I last saw this Oriole, usually they go in pairs but this one seemed to be  solo.

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11 February, 2010

One Fruiting Tree: Other Visitors

6th January 2010, Taman Melawati, Selangor

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A  pair of Black-Naped Oriole were also there on the Pokok Beringin. ( Only managed to shoot one).

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An adult and a juvenile ( with streaks) Asian Glossy Starling. They were present in great numbers.

Overall , quite a good variety of birds from one tree. After  a week of feeding frenzy it’s gone quiet today, I guess they have finished everything there is to eat.

 

 

 

09 October, 2009

Male Dark-Throated Oriole

3rd October 2009, Kemensah, Selangor

The  photos of the male Dark-Throated Oriole (Oriolus xanthonotus) in the previous post was shot on a misty morning with strong backlight. This is a better shot.

He flew in together with the Sultan Tit after the rain and fortunately he landed on a low  branch. Just managed one shot before he disappeared.

 

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17 August, 2009

Dark-Throated Orioles of Kemensah

15 August 2009, Kemensah, Selangor

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Lifer 2: Was on the wrong track in thinking that it’s a Bulbul. Finally managed to ID this bird as a female Dark-Throated Oriole (Oriolus xanthonotus). She was part of a bird wave that came at about 9.30am.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Luckily the first bird I saw this morning (16/08/09) was this male Oriole. These complement the photos of the female that had been taken a day before nicely.