Woodpecker Close-ups at Subic Rainforest
IMG_7887-800x600.jpgSooty Woodpecker
(a Philippine endemic)
Scientific name - Mulleripicus funebris
Habitat - Forest and forest edge.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7903-800x600.jpgSooty Woodpecker
(a Philippine endemic)
Scientific name - Mulleripicus funebris
Habitat - Forest and forest edge.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7792-1000x750.jpgWhite-Bellied Woodpecker
Scientific name - Dryocopus javensis
Habitat - Forest and edge at all levels up to 1600 m or higher.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7808-800x600.jpgWhite-Bellied Woodpecker
Scientific name - Dryocopus javensis
Habitat - Forest and edge at all levels up to 1600 m or higher.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7910-640x640.jpgPompadour Green-Pigeon
Scientific name - Treron pompadora
Habitat - Uncommon in forest and forest patches up tp at least 1000 m.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7995-1050x700FF.jpgGreen Imperial-Pigeon
Scientific name - Ducula aenea aenea
Habitat - Lowland and middle elevation forest.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG) + Sigma 2x TC, 1600 mm, MLU, 40 m distance]
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IMG_7995-100crop.jpgGreen Imperial-Pigeon
Scientific name - Ducula aenea aenea
Habitat - Lowland and middle elevation forest.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG) + Sigma 2x TC, 1600 mm, MLU, 40 m distance, 100% crop] |
IMG_7907-800x600.jpgBalicassiao
(a Philippine endemic)
Scientific name - Dicrurus balicassius
Habitat - Forest and forest edge usually below 1200 m.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7834-720x540.jpgPompadour Green-Pigeon
Scientific name - Treron pompadora
Habitat - Uncommon in forest and forest patches up tp at least 1000 m.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG) + Sigma 1.4x TC, 1120 mm ]
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IMG_7981-800x600.jpgGreen Imperial-Pigeon
Scientific name - Ducula aenea aenea
Habitat - Lowland and middle elevation forest.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG) + Sigma 2x TC, 1294 mm, no MLU, 40 m distance]
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IMG_7764-800x600.jpgBalicassiao
(a Philippine endemic, nesting)
Scientific name - Dicrurus balicassius
Habitat - Forest and forest edge usually below 1200 m.
[20D + Sigmonster (Sigma 300-800 DG)]
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IMG_7774-800x600.jpgBALICASSIAO NEST SEEN FROM THE BOTTOM. A cluster of three eggs can be seen outlined against the
bright sky in this March 21 photo. As of March 14, the newly completed nest was empty.
To have an idea of relative size of the eggs and nest, I carefully compared objects of known size at similar distance from me as the nest.
In my best estimate, the diameter of the branch to which the nest is attached is about 20 mm. |
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