Fire and Grey Breasted species in Negros

[oespena]

Hello everyone,

We just only targeting the blue-headed fantail, maroon-naped sunbird and magnificent sunbird but luckily we spotted new lifers in the area which very ucommon or rare photograph in Twin Lakes, Sibulan, Negros Oriental.
w/ Dominic Deloso, Jilmer Academia, Janfif Arrieta and Eugene Enojo.

This is only a duco shot of Grey-breasted Brown Dove which newly split of P. maculipectus

Canon at 300MM, 1/125sec, F7.1, ISO:800, Handheld and manual exposure
Date was taken on 8/9/14



This bird was mix flocks with Magnificent Sunbird, Flaming Sunbird and Yellowish White-eye.
We spotted the male and female species but we only managed to take photograph of the male because of the light conditions.

Fire-breasted Flowerpecker
Canon at 300MM, 1/100sec, F7.1, ISO:800, handheld and manual exposure



Thank you for viewing..

[Romy Ocon]

Wow.... a couple of birds I've never seen in the wild, congrats on the captures Onnie!

[oespena]

Aug 12, 2014 4:50:03 GMT Romy Ocon said:

Wow.... a couple of birds I've never seen in the wild, congrats on the captures Onnie!

Thanks sir Romy.

[Tateo Osawa]

Congratulations on the rare bird, Onnie. Nice to see your photos.

[Ely Teehankee]

Congratulations Onnie. Maybe it is time to go back to Twin Lakes. Problem now is that it is raining season and it would be a wasted trip if it is raining.

[oespena]

Aug 14, 2014 14:31:25 GMT Tateo Osawa said:

Congratulations on the rare bird, Onnie. Nice to see your photos.

Thanks Tateo Osawa.

[oespena]

Aug 17, 2014 1:55:44 GMT Ely Teehankee said:

Congratulations Onnie. Maybe it is time to go back to Twin Lakes. Problem now is that it is raining season and it would be a wasted trip if it is raining.

Thanks sir Ely Teehankee. I think FB flowerpecker breeds somewhere on June to July that's why we spotted them in low elevations