The above image of Ferruginous Partridge was screen captured from a short video.
Another screen capture from the same video.
We tried to look for our other targets - Silver-breasted Broadbill, Red-bearded Bee-eater and Banded Kingfisher. Unfortunately, we could not see / hear them except a brief call from the latter. Whiel waiting at another stakeout, I told Thomas the Bushy-crested Hornbill is calling but we were not able to locate it. After a short wait and search, we walked back to the car and saw a Tiger Shrike perching quietly almost at eye level but some distance away. I drove down slowly and tried to stop at selected spots hoping to get a glimpse of any Hornbill. All of a sudden, Thomas said there were 2 big birds far away. Wasting no time, we got some photos to check for ID. "Black Hornbill" ? no way I said....carefully checking the photo, we realized that it was actually Bushy-crested Hornbill !!! Good bird...It flew passed us but neither one of us get a decent photograph of them (yes! there were 5 birds in total) flying. Soon after that, we drove towards the lowland forest in Krau (some called it Bukit Rengit while some called it Lanchang).
Grey-cheeked Bulbul (Nikon V1 + CX 70-300mm)
Yellow-bellied Bulbul (Nikon V1 + CX 70-300mm)