
Knocked by vehicle. Pity!!!




After the Brahminy kites, suddenly it appeared walking proudly on the cut-paddy stalk. But at home I have hard time to identify it as it could be JAVAN POND HERON too. I finally take the 4th picture for the clue for Chinese. The colored wing tips and the brown streaked head are the descriptive for the Chinese Pond Heron. Comments are welcome. Thx. Happy birding.




Upon seeing the juvenile two years ago and non-breeding last year, I am very glad and happy of having able to see another plumage of breeding of this bird though it is just begining to change. Hoping to see one with full breeding plumage of adult. It is uncommon bird in this part of the country Sabah Malaysia. Happy birding.

Non breeding
Male breeding
These birds were photographed yesterday except the last photo. I simply include to share with you all guys. It is hardly found and it is four years old pix when I was just started taking bird pictures. Others are common and easily found. Happy birding.



Today I see a few Ruddy Turnstone on the shore. They are very active foraging and non stop moving as well. I have to go down onto the sandmud and sit and wait for these birds to come near. They never stay still. I take their photographs while they are moving. Quite tiring to tracking them. Many shoots made and these are the best I can manage. Happy birding.
Greater Sand Plover
Not many waders today on the shore and I took whatever available. My aim was Ruddy Turnstone but they were far scattered on the very big area of the shore. It was only dot like on my camera LCD when I tried to photograph them. May be next time I have better chance taking this bird nearer. The last photo the bird was pulling the sand worm out from the sandmud OR our Malay local name is PUN PUN and local people use this worm also for fishing bite. Happy birding.


This bird was last seen on February, 2009 and probably flew home and come back here at Lokawi beach, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia on August 25, 2009 as seen today that is after 5 months. So far never, for about 3 years, land on the beach more than one. Always seen it by its own alone. Uncommon bird in the part of the country. Happy birding.