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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Peewit" data-source="post: 1587502" data-attributes="member: 57492">Another great viewing. and some more interesting 'bugs and beasties' too. :t:I felt so disappointed about the 5 second flash we got of the Dwarf Kingfisher.  What a stunning little bird.  There was another bird held to be checked, but once more it was a glimpse once again so disappointing.  It looked brown with white markings - like a Dipper.A possible type of Kookaburra looking bird, was noted for another 5 second flash too.The moth that appeared from the crysalise(sp) was stunning - what colours.  Never expected that at all. Lots of cute Frogs once more - there are so many of them to study.The bird of Paradise took the programme by storm - was that a stunning bird to look at. The colours of both the male and female where beautiful to look at.  Gordon got a great film of them mating while sitting in the tree.I feel sorry for him having to deal with all the biting insects - it looks so uncomfortable.Still do not understand the the Cave visit is fully about, but it was interesting to see inside a cave that has never been visited by man.Next week all parties will be setting up camp in the Volcano 'mouth' itself.  So that will be interesting tooRegardsKathyx</blockquote>