Didn't have much time for birding lately but I still managed to get one / two lifers nevertheless.
A majestically looking White-bellied Sea Eagle
Blue Whistling Thrush
Can be differentiated from the Malayan Whistling Thrush by its larger size.
Pin-tailed Parrotfinch
Lifer
It was seen alone.
Sultan Tit
It has been awhile since I last saw this species. More commonly found at hill stations or sub-montane areas.
Ayam Hutan (Red Jungle Fowl)
Male
Ayam Hutan (Red Jungle Fowl)
Female
Crimson Sunbird
Male
Looks like it has a bluish wings and tail.
Nice looking birdy.
Oriental Dollar Bird
A bird which is common in the costal regions.
Spectacled Bulbul
Blue-tailed Bee Eater
Black-tailed Godwit
Brown-headed Gull
First winter bird?
A flock of Pacific Golden Plovers
Red-necked Stint
(winter plumage)
A mix group of waders
Black-tailed Godwits, Asian Dowitchers, Bar-tailed Godwit and Great Knots.
While some areas have seen a declined in waders' numbers, there are still many visiting TAT.
Marsh Sandpiper
Asian Dowitchers
Great Crested Tern
Great Crested Tern
They are already quite familiar with the presence of humans.
THAT'S ALL FOR THE TIME BEING !!
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