A 100% Guarantee Site for White-rumped Shama
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Within just 2 days of birdwatching with Rangkong Indonesia in a village of West Borneo Province, Indonesia, we found 84 species of birds. Some species to mention are Scarlet-rumped and Red naped Trogon, 3 species of Broadbill, Western hooded Pitta, Rhinoceros and Black Hornbill, 7 species of Babbler, 4 species of woodpeckers, Hook-billed Bulbul along with 6 other bulbul species and many other bird family.
Early Year 2024 Bali Birding
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On the second day of 2024 we got a couple of Chinese who would like to do birding in Bali for 4 days. Within those days, we went to the cliff area of south Bali, the vast paddy field area, highland forest, lowland forest and also shrimp ponds area. It was a successful, yet fun birding with more than 126 species seen and mixed with cultural and beautiful landscapes of the Island of the Gods.
Fakfak Cassowary
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We just got back from a short trip to Papua visiting the Fak Fak region for 2 targets species; The Southern Cassowary and the Banded Yellow Robin. Yes, we got them big time alongside some amazing birds and other wildlife species.
Birds & Mammals Trip
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We are very delighted to have Sebastien & Frederic from France as our Birds and Mammals tour guests. Both of them were very nice and fun person. Perhaps, due to those wonderful personality, therefore we saw quite a lot of animals
A Trip Report From Our Guest
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Our guests from Netherland founded a website called www.jungledragon.com. After visiting west papua with us, Freddy, wrote a thorough trip report about the journey. Should you want to read it too, please click the link https://ferdychristant.com/papua-2023-travel-report-513ad3e784ef
More Photos From Our Last East Java-Bali-Lombok Trip
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Some of the species we saw during our East Java, Bali, and Lombok trip. Last photos are the savannah in Alas Purwo National Park scenes. All photos were taken by Mehd Halaouate.
Fun and Easy Birding
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During our birding trip with guests from Northern Ireland we saw lots of endemics. Including Javan kingfisher, Javan Hawk eagle, Javan sparrow, Javan banded pitta, Green junglefowl, Green peafowl, Black winged myna, Bali myna, Flame fronted barbet, Rinjani scops owl, Ornate pitta, and many others. This trip is considered an easy trekking with lots of beautiful scenery. From grassland savannah, mountainous rainforest, dry monsoon forest, to the cliff of southern tip of Lombok island.
Greater and King BoP Photo trip
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We are very pleased to successfully organized a photo trip for Greater Bird of Paradise and King Bird of Paradise
Wamena Trip
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On July 2023, we succeed to do a birding trip to Wamena region which accidentally combined with cultural things. We met a Dani tribe man who was very friendly, to greet and shake our hands while we were taking pictures of Capped white-eye and Superb bird of paradise. We then asked him to have a picture together to keep the memories.
Jack Sparrow in Balii
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All these years, I have heard stories about the abundance of Java sparrow (Lonchura oryzivora) in the rice fields of Java and Bali islands during harvest and post-harvest times in the past. I heard it from my own parents, villagers, educators, NGO staffs, and of course from many farmers who are generally already over 50 years old now. But I’ve never seen or witnessing it myself, until 31st August 2021.