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| | WINGS Birding Tours to Malaysia: 2005 Tour Narratives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) |
 | | Green Magpie, Black-and-crimson Oriole, Blyth’s Hawk-Eagle, the fabulous Long-tailed Broadbill, good views of the difficult Large Scimitar-Babbler, a pair of Sultan Tits, Red-headed Trogon, a well-seen Malayan Hill-Partridge, and dusk forays for Grey Nightjar and Malaysian Eared Nightjar. |
 | | There were many highlights, beautiful Green and Black-and-yellow Broadbills, male Crested Firebacks, a roosting Blue-winged Pitta on a vine just above head-height on a trail, Black Magpie and the strange Crested Jay, the infrequently seen Brown-backed Flowerpecker, assorted trogons, bulbuls and babblers, and, perhaps the bird of the trip, the absolutely stunning Garnet Pitta. |
 | | We were fortunate to find a treelet in fruit and in between bouts of heavy rains a pair of the endemic Yellow-rumped Flowerpecker, a pair of Lesser Green Leafbird, a beautiful Grey-bellied Bulbul and three of its duller cousins, Red-eyed, Spectacled and Buff-vented fed in it. |
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