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    Malaysia I

    Yes, ooops, but remember we were working from a suboptimal image. We saw the second image and noted a smallish uniformly bluish-grey bird with quite a fine bill, and thought there was only one option. What I should have done before posting was to blow up and adjust the photo a little, as...
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    Malaysia I

    That clinches Rufous-winged Philentoma. Credit is due to Grahame Walbridge for the initial suggestion, before you posted this image.
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    Malaysia I

    The blue morph of Rufous-winged Philentoma is a possibility for no. 4. It should show a red eye though. https://www.flickr.com/photos/madbirder/16759223022
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    Malaysia I

    Re no. 2, was the rump really yellow? I'm not sure I trust it, as the colour seems to have "bled" onto the tail a bit and looks almost superimposed onto the bird. I'm not sure the yellow face is reliable either. Did you get a good look at the bird? One species which has a broad black terminal...
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    Malaysia I

    Right you are about the Gerygone. Rather obvious, but the rear view confused me, and I thought the yellow coloration was an optical effect. To think I saw one of these last month. I see what you mean about the Bulbul but the colours are all wrong. The bill shape is better for Finsch's though.
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    Malaysia I

    Not sure about any of these but: 1. Mangrove Whistler? 2. Plain Sunbird? 3. I think you're right with Buff-breasted Babbler 4. Large Cuckoo-shrike? 5. a very poorly-marked Cinereous Bulbul? - maybe an immature?
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