*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*
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Alan & Sonya - 10-12 Apr 2025
*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*
Having a Good Time - 4-6 Apr 2025
After more than six long years apart, we’re beyond thrilled to finally come together for a long-awaited and exciting reunion! What makes this gathering even more special is that it's not just a visit—it's a celebration of friendship, shared passions, and new adventures. Andrew and Jenny, seasoned travelers who have explored Malaysia on several occasions before, are no strangers to its diverse birdlife. Their visits were often centered around bird photography and local food in the past. This time is no exception, they’ve returned for the same reasons.
*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*
Taman Negara - 26-27 Mar 2025
This month, I’ve made several trips to Taman Negara, each time guiding different guests, all eager to experience the park’s renowned birding opportunities. Among avid bird enthusiasts, there’s always a personal wishlist of species to spot, but a few birds stand out as the ultimate prizes. TheGreat Argus and Malayan Peacock-Pheasant are high on everyone’s list, captivating the imaginations of all who venture into the park’s dense jungles. However, Taman Negara is home to many great species. The park’s rich biodiversity also includes a variety of other extraordinary birds, each with its own allure. Among them are the brilliant Garnet Pitta and Malayan Banded Pitta, whose vibrant plumage enchants any birdwatcher lucky enough to glimpse them. The Large and Striped Wren-babblers, both notoriously difficult to spot, add an element of excitement to the search. Then there’s the mysterious Rail-babbler and uncommon Cinnamon-rumped Trogon, whose elusive nature makes it the subject of fascination for many birdwatchers. Taman Negara truly offers an unparalleled experience for bird lovers, with each visit providing new opportunities to witness the beauty and diversity of Malaysia’s avian inhabitants.
*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*
Hulu Langat with Paul & Cathy
A trip to forest of Hulu Langat is always rewarding (as always) for me and the guests.
*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*
Hulu Langat & Shah Alam with Ekaterina - 21 Jan 2025
Today, I went out with Ekaterina to cover 2 birding sites near Kuala Lumpur. In the morning, it was the forest in Hulu Langat followed by a short visit to the National Botanical Garden in Shah Alam in the afternoon.
Some of the highlights for today include (but not limited to): Yellow-bellied Prinia, Scaly-breasted Munia, Asian Fairy-bluebird, Sooty Barbet, Red-eyed Bulbul, Spectacled Bulbul, Rufescent Prinia, Dark-necked Tailorbird, Little Spiderhunter, Grey-breasted Spiderhunter, Grey Wagtail, Gray-headed Canary Flycatcher, Yellow-breasted Flowerpecker, Oriental Magpie Robin, Velvet-fronted Nuthatch, Grey-cheeked Bulbul, Black-and-yellow Broadbill, Rufous-backed Dwarf-Kingfisher, Baya Weaver, White-headed Munia, Blue-tailed Bee-eater, Great Myna, Blue-winged Pitta, White-rumped Shama, Rufous Woodpecker, Hooded Pitta, Long-tailed Parakeet, Black-naped Oriole, Brown Shrike, Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker, Grey-capped Pygmy Woodpecker and others
*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*
Birding with Anna - Jan 2025
*UPDATE: After a series of consultations, the issue affecting my mobility has been identified. As a result, I will need to attend therapy. My travel plans must be tailored to minimize the amount of time spent walking, trekking on uneven terrain, and to avoid prolonged periods of standing or sitting.*