Suppose I had let you go. Suppose I didn't even try for a click.
What would I have missed. Perhaps nothing, perhaps something. Perhaps I should move your beauty from my eyes to my heart.
The Common Iora, a common garden bird, by common understanding.
The migrant Barn Swallows must have graced the bukit sky before but it's my first time recording them due to their numbers which caught my attention, not an east feat despite the numerous presence.
It was sheer test of focus and dexterity following their flights as these tiny birds performed acrobatics pursuing flying insects as if erratically to the human eyes, yet 'there is method in the madness'!
It was truly a fest in the sky as these swallows soared, swooped and dived joining the numerous local Aerodrammus sp such as the Germain's swiftlets present.
Its distinct harsh calls preceded its arrival, and the next thing I knew it had landed on the branch.
The keen eyes of the Blyth's Paradise Flycatcher must have already spied its caterpillar prey from afar.
