Birds from Bali to identify (1 Viewer)

[abizid]

Hi,

Could you please help confirm identity of the birds in the following folder, which I shot in Bali and Yogyakarta this September (apart from the Bali starling, which is straightforward). All the birds were taken in Bali, apart from the prinia taken in Mount Merapi in Java.

I tried to post a few photos of the same bird, to help identification...

Thanks a lot in advance



http://s568.photobucket.com/albums/ss127/orchidphotos/Birds of Bali/Bali-Yogyakarta Identification/

 

[abizid]

May be a list with the links can help identification?
more pictures of same birds can be seen in the link above, in case that helps.

Thanks alot


1# Flowerpecker species in Sanur mangrove

2# Absolutely no idea. was with the flowerpecker and some sunbirds in Sanur mangrove

3# (juvenile) Whiskered Tern? Sanur beach

4# Changeable Hawk Eagles? Nusa Penida (irds were clearly on migration together

5# Glossy Swiftlet? Ubud area

6# Cave Swiftlet? Ubud area

7# Another Cave Swiftlet? Ubud area

8# pretty sure Oriental Honey Buzzard? Ubud

9# Short-tailed or Glossy Starling? a friend thought it was a violet cuckoo! Bedogul area

10# Mountain Leaf Warbler? Bedogul

11# pretty sure Grey-throated Ibon? Bedogul

12# Oriental or Mountain White-eye? Bedogul

13# Wedge tailed Green Pigeon? Ubud area

 

[abizid]

Sorry, are the pictures so hard to id?

Adding one I forgot... From Murapi volcano in Yogyakarta

Brown Prinia?

 

[abizid]

Hi,

Can anyone help, even with some ids...

Thanks a lot

 

[Lena Halaouate]

Hi abizid,

I have asked my Javan friends if they can help IDing. Hope they will turn up soon!

Hope you had a good time birding there. We live close to Merapi i Yogyakarta, but I'm useless at IDing birds.....

 

[imam]

Hello Abizid

Just a quick reply to ID some of the birds in the photos (the other photos need further crosscheck)

1. Juvenile female of Scarlet-headed Flowerpecker (Dicaeum trochileum)

5-7. The birds show brown or dark bellied, so I'm pretty sure they are not Glossy Swiftlet (C. esculenta) (pics #5) or Cave Swiflets (Collocalia linchi) (pics #6-7). Cave Swiftlet have a white bellied (similar with Glossy Swiftlet, differ in the colour of the upperparts. Green in Cave Swiftlet, blue in Glossy Swiftlet. They are also has a different distributional range. In Bali=Cave Swiftlet). It might be Edible-nest Swiftlet (C. fuchipaga) or Black-nest Swiftlet (C. maxima).

8. Agree

10. Agree

11. Agree

12. Mountain White-eye (Zosterops montanus)

Cheers

 

[cuckooroller]

Agree with 1, 8, 10, 11, 12 as above. 9 is an immature A. panayensis.

Yes, Brown Prinia - polychroa.

The pigeon photos are not clear enough to allow more than a guess in my estimation. The tail conformation, even if considering it perhaps worn, does not seem to me to indicate T. sphenura.