Rifle Range 12May18

From KH

Danny and I went looking for the Great Slaty Woodpecker which had shifted from BTNR to CCNR, and sure enough, she was here.

Along the boardwalk, a Haas' Bronzeback was pretty well hidden.

Spanner Barbs can be found in the stream here.

We observed this Orange Awlet (Burara harisa) pupa with its silk threaded through a dry leaf.

A male Archduke was showing off his beautiful colours.

This giant millipede was attacked by ants!

1. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle
2. 1 White-bellied Sea-Eagle - Heard
3. 5 Pink-necked Pigeon
4. 4 Chestnut-bellied Malkoha
5. 1 Banded Bay Cuckoo - Heard
6. 1 Plaintive Cuckoo
7. 1 Square-tailed Drongo-Cuckoo - Heard
8. 20 dark swiftlet sp.
9. 2 Red-crowned Barbet - Heard
10. 1 Banded Woodpecker - Heard
11. 1 Great Slaty Woodpecker - Female
12. 2 Long-tailed Parakeet
13. 4 Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
14. 2 Olive-winged Bulbul
15. 2 Dark-necked Tailorbird - Heard
16. 4 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
17. 2 Short-tailed Babbler - Heard
18. 1 Asian Fairy-bluebird
19. 1 Oriental Magpie-Robin - Male
20. 20 Asian Glossy Starling
21. 1 Common Hill Myna - Heard
22. 2 Orange-bellied Flowerpecker
23. 1 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
24. 1 Van Hasselt's Sunbird - Heard
25. 1 Crimson Sunbird - Heard