Mt Kinabalu 05Jun18

From KH

Eyebrowed Jungle-flycatcher, one of the key endemics today.

Bornean Green Magpie and Bornean Treepie.

It was nice to at last see the Sunda Cuckoo, a commonly heard cuckoo here.

Also, first on this trip - Checker-throated Woodpeckers.

Ashy Drongo stigmatops subspecies and Hair-crested Drongo.

Female (left) and juvenile Snowy-browed Flycatchers.

Male Temminck's Sunbird and female Blyth's Shrike-babbler.

A researcher from the University of Montana told us that he was monitoring this White-browed Shortwing nest.

Alim told us that this is one of the flowers that attracts Whitehead's Spiderhunters.

Kuhl's Creek Frog.

Spiders.

Atlas Moth.

Butterflies.

A katydid and a cricket.

Leech! A rare sight here.

1. 3 Red-breasted Partridge - 1 seen, 2 heard
2. 3 Crimson-headed Partridge - 1 seen, 2 heard
3. 1 Sunda Cuckoo - Male
4. 30 Plume-toed Swiftlet - Nesting under entrance eaves
5. 2 Golden-naped Barbet - Heard
6. 3 Checker-throated Woodpecker
7. 1 Gray-chinned Minivet
8. 2 Bornean Whistler - Heard
9. 2 Blyth's Shrike-Babbler
10. 6 Ashy Drongo
11. 2 Hair-crested Drongo
12. 1 White-throated Fantail
13. 5 Bornean Green-MagpieSensitive
14. 2 Bornean Treepie
15. 2 Pacific Swallow
16. 1 Ochraceous Bulbul
17. 2 Bornean Stubtail
18. 4 Mountain Tailorbird
19. 4 Mountain Leaf Warbler
20. 4 Yellow-breasted Warbler
21. 20 Chestnut-crested Yuhina
22. 6 Black-capped White-eye
23. 1 Gray-throated Babbler
24. 2 Sunda LaughingthrushSensitive
25. 6 Chestnut-hooded Laughingthrush
26. 2 Indigo Flycatcher
27. 1 Eyebrowed Jungle-Flycatcher
28. 1 White-browed Shortwing - Nesting
29. 2 Snowy-browed Flycatcher - 1 female, 1 juvenile
30. 1 Black-sided Flowerpecker - Female
31. 1 Temminck's Sunbird - Male