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Legends and Folklore of the Malaysian Birds
Gazing upwards into the serene skies of the Malaysian coast, flocks of vibrant colours soar across rugged shores and balmy forests, distant calls echoing as twilight approaches.
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Part of JungleWalla Team
Langkawi taxi van drivers that most nature guides would love to work with, especially when it comes to wildlife and birds!
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Frolicking At The Andaman
Birds that can be found in Langkawi, Asian Fairy Bluebird , Kingfisher and Hornbills!
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Mountain Hawk-Eagles langkawi
I was beginning to wonder the quietness around the area without the usual sounds of our regular Sunbirds, Flower Peckers and chatters of Racket-tailed Drongo mimicking the sound of our office’s cats filled the morning.
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Nesting Season Again
Most of the birds are nesting now and we are very lucky to have at least two that are nesting by the The Datai trail. One is a pair of Oriental Pied Hornbills which have chosen to nest at new cavity excavated recently by several Great Slaty Woodpeckers.
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Birdwatching Course at Fraser’s Hill
We wanted to send the team over for the long overdue Birdwatching course with MNS at fraser’s hill. This course is so popular, we have sign up for this course a year ago.
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TARGET BIRD: Brown-winged Kingfisher
Part of JungleWalla Team
Nesting Season Again
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Hornbill Conference
We found out at the raptor watch about The Hornbills Conference in Singapore on 22nd to 25th March 2009
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Raptor Watch 2009
Raptor watch this year coincides with MATTA travel fair cause the attendance down to 5.000 people..
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Eagle Feeding VS Eagle Watching
Eagle feeding is one of Langkawi’s most popular activities. The tour begins with a boat ride through the magnificent Kilim Geoforest Park.
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TARGET BIRD: Brown-winged Kingfisher
For the last 3 days we have been trying to organize the trip. The weather was not on our favor and it has been raining all day long for many days.
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Rafflesia and birds at Kedah
A phone call from a friend who is the general manager of Bukit Hijau Resort has triggered excitement in The Junglewallas HQ. A flower-bud suspiciously looking like Raffesia grows at his resort. There is no Liana or any root system nearby the flower and it’s appears to be a stand alone flower. If it is what he thinks it is, it will be the first record in Kedah.We decided to go and check it out for our self. Besides we have not been out of the island for quite a while now and this trip is a much needed vacation.
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West Malaysia Birding
As part of a recent trip to West Malaysia with my dad, I decided to return to Langkawi for 4 days as my last visit had not included any serious birding. I had been in contact withJunglewalla about the possibility of seeing some of the rarer bird types on the island.
