tailorbird

This bird feeding on insects and spiders on the shrubs.

Common Tailorbird. “ The common tailorbird is a songbird found across tropical Asia. Popular for its nest made of leaves "sewn" together and immortalized by Rudyard Kipling as Darzee in his Jungle Book, it is a common resident in urban gardens.” Wiki Image cropped, re-sized, levels adjusted...

Common Tailorbird (Male) Thank you for your kind appreciation of my previous posts. Image cropped, re-sized, levels adjusted and minimally sharpened.

A common tailorbird. It has such a lovely call.

Adult.

Male. Common resident breeder of Singapore.

I took this shot while walking along the boardwalk at Chiang Khan, in Loei province, Thailand, on the banks on the mighty Mekong River. I love the expression of this bird!

Adult. Uncommon resident breeder of Singapore.

Adult. Uncommon resident breeder of Singapore. Settings: 640mm ISO1250 1/250s f/5.6 +2/3EV.

Adult. Uncommon resident breeder of Singapore. Settings: 640mm ISO4000 1/250s f/5.6 +1EV.

Breeding male. Common resident breeder of Singapore. Settings: 960mm ISO800 1/250s f/5.6 +2/3EV.

Male. Common resident breeder of Singapore. Settings: 640mm ISO400 1/500 f/6.3 0EV.

Adult. Uncommon resident breeder of Singapore. Settings: 640mm ISO4000 1/640s f/5.6 +1.67EV.

Female. Common resident breeder of Singapore. Settings: 1458mm ISO800 1/20s f/6.6 0EV.

This little guy came quite close while I was waiting for another bird.

Collecting nesting material.

Female. Common resident of Singapore. Camera settings: 1650mm ISO160 1/2000s f/3.3 -1EV.

This bird is super active,always jumping from one branch to another to hunt for food,but thank god,this time the luck is with me.Hope you like this photo.

A tiny bird, which jumps from branch to branch incessantly in search for food.

We went to Kuala Selangor Nature Park on Sunday, and the whole place was alive with the sound of these little guys. I've tried so many times to get a good shot of any tailorbird, but they're always in amongst the scrub and twigs, so I've never found it easy. Well, we were there for about 6hrs...