Showing posts with label Prinias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prinias. Show all posts

27 October, 2016

Rufescent Prinia

10th September 2016, Kemensah, Selangor 

Local Name:  Perenjak Belukar

Scientific Name: Prinia rufescens

Equipment: Nikon 1 V3 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8 ED-VR

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10 November, 2014

Rufescent Prinia

21st September 2014, Kemensah Selangor

Scientific Name: Prinia rufescens

Equipment: Nikon 1 V2 + Nikkor AFS-VR 400mm f/2.8G

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14 February, 2012

Rufescent Prinia

24th December 2011, Kemensah, Selangor

Local Name: Perenjak Sampah

Scientific Name: Prinia rufscens

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22 January, 2011

Yellow-Bellied Prinia

2nd January 2011, Kemensah , Selangor

 

She was just going about her early morning routine looking for breakfast.

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04 August, 2010

The Young One: Yellow-Bellied Prinia

1st August 2010, Kemensah, Selangor

When I first saw her I said to myself ‘ This warbler sure has  a long tail’ but the tail looked like that of a Prinia. After a bit of research I now know that she’s a juvenile female  Yellow-Bellied Prinia. ( the adult bird for comparison)

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14 July, 2010

Rufescent Prinias

10th July 2010, Kemensah, Selangor.

A pair of   Rufescent Prinias were flying around the area. I think they have a nest in a nearby  bushes. Lately I see a lot of Prinias, both the Yellow-bellied and the Rufescent  are very active and  easy to spot.

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29 June, 2010

Cry Baby : Yellow-Bellied Prinia

26th June 2010, Kemensah, Selangor.

It sounded like someone was crying from within  the  clumps of reed inside the abandoned fish ponds. To my relief I saw her, a Yellow-bellied Prinia calling or should I say ‘crying’ for her mate. I think  your mind tends to be over imaginative when you’re alone in the jungle!

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25 May, 2010

Birds of Bentong

22nd & 23rd  May 2010, Bentong, Pahang.

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We had a family gathering  at my brother-in-law’s orchard, a beautiful place  on high ground with the hills of Bentong as the backdrop.

I was curious as to what species of bird  I would find there. Spent 2 hours on Saturday afternoon and 3 hours Sunday morning  to see what I could photograph.

The result was quite interesting.

A male Velvet-Fronted Nuthatch

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A male White-Rumped Shama

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Buff-Vented Bulbul

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Spectacled Bulbul

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Common Iora

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Three Brown Barbets

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Blyth's Hawk Eagle

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Orange-Bellied Flowerpecker (shot by Ilyas)

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This place also yielded a lifer  for me, a Black-Throated Babbler which was posted earlier









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A male Black & Yellow Broadbill

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A family of Chestnut-Winged Babblers

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Rufescent Prinia 

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Male & female Orange-Backed Woodpeckers

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Wreathed Hornbill  (shot by Ilyas)

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Male Blue-Winged Leafbird  (shot by Ilyas)

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Either a female Brown-Throated  or Red throated Sunbird  (shot by Ilyas).  I’m more inclined to go for the latter  because of the orange tinge at the throat.

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31 March, 2010

Can’t Stop: Rufescent Prinia

27th March 2010, Kemensah, Selangor

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01 February, 2010

Rufescent Prinia

24th January 2010,  Bukit Tinggi, Pahang

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31 January, 2010

Yellow-Bellied Prinia

24th January 2010,  Bukit Tinggi, Pahang

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