It’s been a while since the last time I went birding
especially after I become very busy with my new job as a Barista (Although I
really enjoy it).
After almost one year with no birding activity I become
restless because I missed my feathered friends. So, to satisfy my desire to go
birding I ask my brother to go around. Lucky me, he’s already arrange the trip
before I ask him.
To Ragunan Zoo we go, together with my friends we start to
bird at around 8AM. At the car park my brother found a baby Radiated Rat Snake (Coelognathus
radiata), after we took some pictures he decided to move the snake to the
safer place, because the car park is too dangerous for him.
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| Radiated Rat Snake (Coelognathus radiata) |
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| Defense Mode: On |
Inside the zoo, we got more species from the small fella like Olive-backed Tailorbird to the large one like Sulphur-crested Cockatoo. What makes our trip more memorable is because of the hybrid species Cockatoos (Yellow-crested x Tanimbar / Goffin's). They're a feral species but I'm glad they survive there. At the end of the day we tick more than 25 species (Most of them are my Big Year ticks), it’s a very quick trip
for us (only 4 hours) but me personally really enjoy it.
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| Common Myna (with Spotted Dove in the background) |
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| Red-breasted Parakeet on Rambutan Tree |
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| Red-breasted Parakeet feeding on Rambutan Fruit |
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| Sleepy Cockatoo (Looks like a Goffin's Cockatoo, right?) |
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| In this picture, it shows the yellow crest (Left), Yellow-crested Cockatoo x X Cockatoo? (Right) |
waw, that's female of Yellow-crested Cockatoo, right?
ReplyDeleteYes, it is Female. You can tell their sex from their iris color. :)
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