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[3 Sep 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Blue-Winged Pitta ( Pitta Moluccensis ) ( 蓝翅八色鸫 ) 18 ~ 20.5cm Author & Editor Author: nelson khor Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Photographs and article are copyright of nelson khor Introduction Each year, around the months of May to August, Blue-winged Pitta congregate in an area of fruit plantations in the northern state of Kedah, Perlis and Penang to build their nests and breed. These shy & elusive birds are ground nesters and are easier to observe only during the nesting ... Read More

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[6 Aug 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Author & Editor Author: Lee Thiah Khee aka LTK Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Photographs are copyright of Lee Thiah Khee Introduction Capturing birds in flight is one of the most demanding and challenging task to most avian photographers. I admire wild birds that take wind beneath their wings and never failed to be mesmerized by these gorgeous feathers flying over grassland, mountain ranges or waters. It is my dream to freeze these spectacular moments through my lens. Common kingfisher diving ... Read More

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[11 Jun 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Author & Editor Author: Starrynight Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Photographs and article are copyright of starrynight Introduction Interested in wildlife and bird photography? Want to start as soon as possible? First and fore most, DO NOT rush out to get the expensive long lens unless you do have too much $$$ to spare (In that case, please let me know. I can do with a 600mm.) Ask oneself why one is interested in bird / wildlife photography. It can be ... Read More

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[18 Mar 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Author & Editor Author: nelson khor Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Photographs and article are copyright of nelson khor Introduction Just sharing my experience on " capturing kingfisher " on a lovely perch, clear background and sweet light with food. It may not happen in one day but with this right approach or tip, it will be possible to get the picture you always wanted. Below is the " 4W " (WHAT, HOW, WHEN and WHERE) which I applied for ... Read More

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[4 Mar 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Author & Editor Author: Ingo Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Photographs and article are copyright of Ingo Part 1. Small calidris wader A group of small (around 15cm) and compact shorebirds with short legs, with round head and body, most are rather short-necked. Bill form very variable, but generally fairly short and straight. As a result, they are rather cute looking. Red-necked Stint (common, often in large groups) Little Stint (accidental, but possibly quite regular along the Indian ocean coastline) Long-toed ... Read More

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[16 Feb 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Author & Editor Author: Starrynight Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Article is copyright of starrynight Introduction I realized that bird photography tour is different from the ‘usual’ holiday. Bird photography tour has its own specific aim and hence special preparations as well as mindset will make a difference. First and foremost, I will always prepare to enjoy what comes along. Rather than getting upset of what shots I have missed out or what birds I have not seen. This is important. I ... Read More

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[15 Feb 2008 | Comments Off | ]

Author & Editor Author: Starrynight Editor: <Please add your name here if you have edit this article> Photographs and article are copyright of starrynight Introduction Below is a compilation of places the contributors had been, planning to go or dreaming to be. The guide / tour agencies stated were used by the contributors and found to be reliable. However, contributors bear no responsibilies on the information stated. Members are urged to do their own research and contact the related agencies for details and clarifications. Hope you guys ... Read More