Black Face Spoonbill

They are here now for winter with lots of ducks around.
Will redo when weather is good.[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

send them down to Peninsular pls..... we need some to confirm their ID here.....

jytou wrote:send them down to Peninsular pls..... we need some to confirm their ID here.....

Give me your GPS cordinate to send you some.

I love duck too.... ... post more.... more..

BENCYF wrote:

jytou wrote:send them down to Peninsular pls..... we need some to confirm their ID here.....

Give me your GPS cordinate to send you some.

just send them to Kampar will do......

your 2nd shot WB is incorrect lerr..

wahoo wrote:your 2nd shot WB is incorrect lerr..

yes, Coz I ps it this way.

nelson khor wrote:I love duck too.... ... post more.... more..

OK shi Fu, let me do it on coming Saturday

BENCYF wrote:

nelson khor wrote:I love duck too.... ... post more.... more..

OK shi Fu, let me do it on coming Saturday

Thanks........... if good.... and many and easy.. we can consider go....... for few day...

nelson khor wrote:

BENCYF wrote:

nelson khor wrote:I love duck too.... ... post more.... more..

OK shi Fu, let me do it on coming Saturday

Thanks........... if good.... and many and easy.. we can consider go....... for few day...

Shi Fu,
Not so many ducks yet. But they still fly in front of you often. Few black face spoonbill, Pied Avocet, thousands of Black headed gull and comorant are common found at this place.
When coming?

Very close, now they are more tame?
Would be perfect shot with better lighting... such as the golden morning or evening light

Nice Spoonbill!

not fair, don't have this in malaysia!!

irfanchoo wrote:not fair, don't have this in malaysia!!

should be not sure have this in Malaysia.... haha, historical (but doubtful) records from Sarawak and unconfirmed records from Sabah, mainly due to difficulty of IDying spoonbills here, Eurasian vs Black-faced vs Royal are the ones that would occur in this region but Black-faced is seemingly the most likely to occur due to its distribution, had been photographed at Brunei and had came to South Thailand, pretty close to West Malaysia ready, so please someone ask them fly to the right direction next time......

jytou wrote:

irfanchoo wrote:not fair, don't have this in malaysia!!

should be not sure have this in Malaysia.... haha, historical (but doubtful) records from Sarawak and unconfirmed records from Sabah, mainly due to difficulty of IDying spoonbills here, Eurasian vs Black-faced vs Royal are the ones that would occur in this region but Black-faced is seemingly the most likely to occur due to its distribution, had been photographed at Brunei and had came to South Thailand, pretty close to West Malaysia ready, so please someone ask them fly to the right direction next time......

i was thinking about you when i reply in this thread, i think must be you will answer me.. when this bird was fond before...
ha ha, i think i can be fortune teller already!

irfanchoo wrote:

jytou wrote:

irfanchoo wrote:not fair, don't have this in malaysia!!

should be not sure have this in Malaysia.... haha, historical (but doubtful) records from Sarawak and unconfirmed records from Sabah, mainly due to difficulty of IDying spoonbills here, Eurasian vs Black-faced vs Royal are the ones that would occur in this region but Black-faced is seemingly the most likely to occur due to its distribution, had been photographed at Brunei and had came to South Thailand, pretty close to West Malaysia ready, so please someone ask them fly to the right direction next time......

i was thinking about you when i reply in this thread, i think must be you will answer me.. when this bird was fond before...
ha ha, i think i can be fortune teller already!

great.... pls PM me some numbers....... must janji kena one wor.....