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This scarce, but probably annual visitor was a new Malaysian bird for me. Thanks to Kim Chye, Yian and Terence for getting the news out promptly!
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There was also a pair of Cotton Pygmy-geese at the pond. This is one of them.
Another good bird was a Lanceolated Warbler, which I flushed while trying to get around to the sunny side of the lake. It didn't stay visible long enough for a photo however.
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A Lesser Coucal sunning itself provided another opportunity to try out the new digiscoping set-up.
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This was a dragonfly 'lifer' for me - Neurothemis tullia. Very common in this habitat.
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