In spite of this, there were a few good birds around.
The view from the canopy walkway is spectacular.
Temminck's Sunbird is a species I rarely see in the Peninsula, though it is common enough in parts of Sabah.
This male Pale Blue Flycatcher was a pleasant surprise. As the photo shows, he was singing away, and was very showy.
White-bellied Yuhinas are common enough, but always difficult to get good shots of.
This Chestnut-breasted Malkoha was hunting for caterpillars around the car park.
Later on I found this Green-billed Malkoha. It had just been killed by a car unfortunately.
Moustached Babblers were singing everywhere.
I was sure when I photographed this that it was a new species of dragonfly for me, but on inspecting the books, it turned out to be a green morph of Ictinogomphus decoratus, a common species which is more usually yellow and black. Still a very nice-looking beast.
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Nice shot Dave hahaha
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Muy bonitas las aves y muy coloridas. Enhorabuena por el blog. Saludos. ANZAGA.
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White-bellied Yuhinas,Green-billed Malkoha, and Moustached Babblers are common at sedim but they beautiful birds. i still remember when i was a kid i used lastik to hunt them down.
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