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Big Year Birder, Noah Strycker in Malaysia

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It is a great pleasure to have Noah birding in Peninsular Malaysia. We had almost 7 days covering lowland forests, highland, mangrove and urban gardens.

Read about his day-to-day updates.
Day 1 (8th Nov 2015): The Festival of Lights
Day 2 (9th Nov 2015): The Krau Forest
Day 3 (10th Nov 2015): Fraser's Hill - A World Apart
Day 4 (11th Nov 2015): Where's a Watercock When You Need One?
Day 5 (12th Nov 2015):  Two Birds Are Better Than No Bird
Day 6 (13th Nov 2015): A Good Rush of Birds
Day 7 (14th Nov 2015):

Noah's Big Year Species List - Birding without Borders

In addition to Noah's bird list of peninsular Malaysia, I have listed my own Mammals list seen during the trip

  1. Sunda Slow Loris
  2. White-thighed Langur
  3. Sundaic Silvered Langur
  4. Dusky Langur
  5. Long-tailed Macaque
  6. Southern Pig-tailed Macaque
  7. Siamang
  8. Eurasian Wild Pig
  9. Cream-coloured Giant Squirrel
  10. Plantain Squirrel
  11. Grey-bellied Squirrel
  12. Pallas's Squirrel
  13. Western Striped Squirrel
  14. Slender Squirrel




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Big Year Birder, Noah Strycker in Malaysia

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Butterflies of Peninsular Malaysia

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Notable Plants While Birding

Notable Plants While Birding
There will be some interesting flora that will definitely catch your attention while going out on a birdwatching trip with me. I am in the midst of compiling all the plants, please return to this website for updates. Thank you.

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You will see other interesting insects, reptiles and primates during your birding adventure with me. Here are some of the photos I have extract from my image bank.
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I'm a bird watcher, digiscoper, photographer and a licensed nature guide. Welcome to my 'A Malaysian Birder' blog. I will post my bird sightings and photographs on this blog. I started bird watching while studying in university. After graduating with a degree in forestry specializing in parks and recreation management, I have been attached to the parks and gardens industry. My past work experiences involve conducting environmental education program, bird watching and many more. When I go out to the field, I will usually have my Kowa 10x32 BDXD binocular, iPhone and Kowa TSN-501 spotting scope with me. This is the lightest setup for me as I prefer to go light these days. Although sometimes, I will (and I need to) take out my Nikon 10x42 Monarch binocular, Nikon ED82 spotting scope, Nikon1 V1 setup for specific targets.

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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.

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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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