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Birds of Year 2025

Posted by wengchun Monday, January 13, 2025
 Another post for compiling my annual bird checklist and photos.

1. House Crow - Selangor, Malaysia
2. Javan Myna - Selangor, Malaysia
3. Eurasian Tree Sparrow - Selangor, Malaysia
4. Ferruginous Partridge - Pahang, Malaysia
5. Little Cuckoo-Dove - Pahang, Malaysia
6. Plume-toed Swiftlet - Pahang, Malaysia
7. Whiskered Treeswift - Pahang, Malaysia
8. Crested Serpent Eagle - Pahang, Malaysia
9. Sooty Barbet - Pahang, Malaysia
10. Black-eared Barbet - Pahang, Malaysia
11. Grey-and-buff Woodpecker - Pahang, Malaysia
12. Rufous Woodpecker - Pahang, Malaysia
13. Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot - Pahang, Malaysia
14. Black-and-yellow Broadbill - Pahang, Malaysia
15. Scarlet Minivet - Pahang, Malaysia
16. White-bellied Erpornis - Pahang, Malaysia
17. Tiger Shrike - Pahang, Malaysia
18. Dark-necked Tailorbird - Pahang, Malaysia
19. Rufescent Prinia - Pahang, Malaysia
20 Pacific Swallow - Pahang, Malaysia
21. Ochraceous Bulbul - Pahang, Malaysia
22. Cinereous Bulbul - Pahang, Malaysia
23. Scaly-breasted Bulbul - Pahang, Malaysia
24. Black-crested Bulbul - Pahang, Malaysia
25. Red-eyed Bulbul - Pahang, Malaysia
26. Arctic Warbler - Pahang, Malaysia
27. Yellow-bellied Warbler - Pahang, Malaysia
28. Pin-striped Tit-Babbler - Pahang, Malaysia
29. Grey-throated Babbler - Pahang, Malaysia
30. Orange-headed Thrush - Pahang, Malaysia
31. Asian Brown Flycatcher - Pahang, Malaysia
32. Oriental Magpie Robin - Pahang, Malaysia
33. White-rumped Shama - Pahang, Malaysia
34. Verditer Flycatcher - Pahang, Malaysia
35. Siberian Blue Robin - Pahang, Malaysia
36. Mugimaki Flycatcher - Pahang, Malaysia
37. Orange-bellied Flowerpecker - Pahang, Malaysia
38. Little Spiderhunter - Pahang, Malaysia
39. Streaked Spiderhunter - Pahang, Malaysia
40. Grey-breasted Spiderhunter - Pahang, Malaysia
41. Asian Fairy-bluebird - Pahang, Malaysia
42. Blue-winged Leafbird - Pahang, Malaysia



 
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Hi! I love watching birds, taking photographs (and video), and guiding people through nature. Welcome to my blog, A Malaysian Birder. I'll be sharing all the great birds I see and the photos I take right here on this blog. I got into bird watching when I was in university studying parks and recreation management. I used to work in parks and gardens, teaching people about the environment and organizing birding walks. Whenever I go out to look for birds, I always bring my binoculars and spotting scope to help me see them up close. Sometimes, I even bring a microphone to record their calls. It's always an adventure out in the field!

In the past, I will have my Kowa BDXD 8x32 binocular, Zoom H2N recorder, Kowa TSN-501 and my favorite Nikon1 V1 with a 70-300mm lens. This is the lightest setup I have tried and owned. From then onwards, I have used Omicron 8x26 binocular (and i bought 4 units), Leica Ultravid 8x32 binocular, Kowa Spotting Scope TSN773 with 20-60x eyepiece, Panasonic Lumix G7, Panasonic Lumix G9 with a 100-300mm lens and currently experimenting with Sony ILCE-A6700 and Sony SEL 200-600mm F5.6-6.3 G OSS lens.

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There are quite a number of birding groups from Australia, United States and United Kingdom that come over to Malaysia annually visiting the traditional key sites that include Kuala Selangor, Fraser's Hill and Taman Negara. There is not doubt that the 3 sites are the preferred birding sites in Peninsular Malaysia. So if you are coming over for birding and intend to hire a guide, you can send me an email at nature2pixel@gmail.com and go over to posting section to view photos and summary of trip reports with testimonials from past clients.

Besides following the traditional route, I also customized trip according to clients needs, preference and interests. So there are some local patches that I can introduce to all bird watchers, digiscopers and photographers.

Here are a few of my favorite birding spots around Kuala Lumpur.

• Kuala Selangor - the habitats include mangrove forest. Good for woodpecker and kingfisher. Some amount of walking is required on flat terrain.

• Fraser's Hill - one of the traditional key sites for birding in Peninsular Malaysia and still the best place to visit. Elevation between 900 - 1200m above sea level. The species found here are different from the city of Kuala Lumpur. Targets may include Trogon, Woodpecker, Partridge, Laughingthrush, Leafbird, Spiderhunter and Sunbird.

• Hulu Langat - one of the most visited birding spot due to its proximity from the city centre. Walking is required but on easy terrain in this lowland forest. Sometimes need to wait at fruiting trees. Generally a good spot for Broadbill, Kingfisher, and Babbler.

• Bukit Tinggi - An alternative spot if you do not want to spend too long hours travelling to Fraser's Hill. It's about 900m to 1,000m above sea level and you get a combination of lowland and highland species at this elevation. Walking is required but just a short distance. Traditional known for Broadbill, Hornbill, Partridge and Pheasant.

• Gombak-Ampang - Generally recommended for photographers targeting Blue-eared Kingfisher and at times during fruiting season, it attracts many species of Bulbul and Barbet. Located in urban area.

• Putrajaya - If you are staying in any hotel in Putrajaya, it's a good place to look for herons, egrets, bittern and storks.

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I am also interested to take video of birds. Here are some of my favorite videos for your viewing. Video taken with Nikon1 V1 attached to a Sigma 500mm f4.5 and most of the time iPhone SE through the spotting scope. Editing is done on smartphone Power Director for Android device and I also like the iMovie on iPhone. Enjoy.

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If you are interested to get a copy of field guides to assist you to learn and identify birds in Malaysia. Click the followings to find out more.

March 2024. Fortunate enough to meet 1 of the authors before it was launched in Kuala Lumpur. Another great field guide for all birders who want to get the most updated information about birds of Malaysia.