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The Kelabit Highlands
The Kelabit Highlands in Sarawak Borneo are one of the most isolated settlements in Borneo Malaysia . It is one of the nations most popular destination for the serious hiker offering a wide choice of trails with a cool highland clime averaging between 15C - 23C, set in a location of beautiful villages, friendly natives and breathtaking scenery.
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Hornbills
Among all the birds, if I had to have a favorite then it must be the Hornbills.
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Birds of prey
There are 20 species of bird of prey in Langkawi and several are often seen in the Datai area.
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Jungle Odyssey
14 May 2000 - by: Lucinda Bredin. Daily mail UK. There’s much more to Langkawi than duty-free shopping, discover Lucinda Bredin and family, here on a recent holiday from England. My elder son was halfway along a plank when our guide dropped the bombshell: 'Don't fall in,' he said.
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Kenong Rimba Park
This scenic valley, traversed by rippling mountain streams, is home to the Batek aboriginal tribe. Within the park is magnificent limestone caves beneath which flows the Kenong River as it meanders gently on its way. The sense of tranquility and quiet solitude is broken only by the merry chirping of the birds and the cascading waterfalls.
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Raptor Watch: Journey to the South
Why do birds migrate? Why would they leave their comfortable home in Europe to head thousands of miles to the south and face hazards along the way? There are several possible reasons why they have to do it.
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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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Langkawi from eagle eyes view.
Looking at Langkawi at eagle's eye viewpoint which I dream for so long already. The beauty of this island undoubtly stunning. My camera clicking non stop during this one hour ride.
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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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Hornbill Conference
We found out at the raptor watch about The Hornbills Conference in Singapore on 22nd to 25th March 2009
