
Here's an in-hand comparison of Blue and Malayan Whistling Thrush to give you an idea of the difference in size!
These other pics are either of breeding birds or birds that I felt would be jeopardized if the site were widely publicized.


Male Chestnut-naped Forktail

Female Chestnut-naped Forktail. All digiscoped.


Male Rhinoceros Hornbill - also digiscoped.





Male Rusty-naped Pitta - the rarely-photographed endemic 'deborah' race.
9 comments:
Fuuuh ....
wow...
Thank you for such lovely photos of a rare bird. You are obviously very much in tune with nature.
Bless you
As usual, a great collection of photos!
Great shots...especially the Pitta!
Speechless!
You did it, Dave! Well done.
Cheers, Vincent (van der Spek)
I love the hornbill shot! Wow!
it resembled a thrush more than a pitta. much nearer to a orange-head thrush albeit with green back plumage! cool.
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