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  1. pummkin

    Blue Winged Pitta Rubbing Beak on Wood

    Hot off the tarmac and soils of our jungle fringes in Selangor, Malaysia, the Blue Winged Pitta makes a late landing and an even later return! Discovered over a week ago, it has been gracing many-a-birder's digital storage as they furiously fire their shutters to capture this gem in megapixels...
  2. pummkin

    Taipei Bird Fair & Taiwan Birdathon 2017 Coverage Report

    I'd just completed the birdwatching periodical, Flock, since returning from the two events. Taipei Bird Fair is in its 19th year, with some of the booths selling out even before the show officially starts! Birdathon is in its 5th year running and this time, I got to see several endemics. It's...
  3. pummkin

    The Challenge of Bird Photography in the Rainforest of Borneo

    Prepare yourself if you are heading to Borneo, especially in Sepilok Forest in Sandakan, Sabah, you would need to be equipped for photography. This place must be the most awesome creation of tropical foliage in the rainforest of Sandakan but having so much thick cover, the humidity can reach...
  4. pummkin

    Barred ButtonQuail Dusting Itself In Sand - Video

    Taken in my backyard in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia where poachers also go. I found this cutie dusting in mounds of sand & as I was in the vehicle, I grabbed my friend's handy Nikon Coolpix P510 with 42X optical zoom (yes, you read right! 42X!) fresh off the box & captured it. After observing &...
  5. pummkin

    Yellow Speckled Chick Landing Here From Malaysia!w

    Greetings, fellow feather-fanciers! I stumbled upon this forum as I was browsing through the list of forums that I could participate in using Tapatalk app! My first foray into birding or bird photography was in 2006, after this experience & was immediately hooked. Having worked for the Tourism...
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