Fraser's Hill Day 1 - 12 March 2011

The only memory I had on Fraser Hill is this particular ‘nothing’. The last time I was in Fraser’s Hill was like twenty odd years ago, when I could still hang upside down on an uncle’s arm. I had no recollection whatsoever on Fraser Hill. The journey up Fraser’s Hill was a windy and narrow one. The lower and upper gates controls the up and down traffic to Fraser’s. Most part of the roads only allow one car to pass.

We left early so we could make it for the 7am entry

Reaching above, we were greeted with the beautiful sound of nature. There were lots of birds chirping. It was like heaven to bird lovers. So I present to you my shots from Fraser's Hill.

Silver-eared Mesia

Malayan Laughingthrush

Long-tailed Sibia

Long-tailed Sibia

Long-tailed Sibia

Malayan Laughingthrush

Fire-tufted Barbet

Acusilas Malaccensis

Streaked Spiderhunter

Black-Throated Sunbird

Whoo Hoo!! Lunch  Dinner Time!! Thank You Lisa and Maureen for preparing lunch
(Thanks Cybershack for the correction)

On our way out to 'capture' some Tarantulas. (Taking photo of course)

The Tarantula retreating back into it's hole

If you notice, most of my photos are labeled. Many thanks to Andy, Cybershack and Milo