ParisNorway
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Kuala Lumpur KLCC Park in March (2 Viewers)
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dwatsonbirder
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Have a look at Oriental magpie-robin, a common but endearing species across SE Asia.
ParisNorway
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I thought so, I recognize it from Singapore. But for some reason it is marked as sensitive species in Kuala Lumpur, and generally not reported in eBird.
Edit: now I can see it's probably because of trapping the birds.
Edit: now I can see it's probably because of trapping the birds.
Valéry Schollaert
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Trapping is a problem all over South-East Asia. Some species are directly threatened by this wrong human activity, especially in Indonesia. Oriental Magpie-Robin is still common though, including in KL.
