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THE RAFFLES BULLETIN OF ZOOLOGY 2012
USING DIVERSE DATA SOURCES TO DETECT ELEVATIONAL RANGE CHANGES OF BIRDS ON MOUNT KINABALU, MALAYSIAN BORNEO
J. Berton C. HarrisEnvironment Institute and School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Adelaide, Australia
Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International AffairsPrinceton University, USA
Email: [email protected] (Corresponding author)
Ding Li YongNature Society (Singapore), 510 Geylang Road, The Sunfl ower #02–05 Singapore 38946
Email: [email protected]
Frederick H. SheldonMuseum of Natural Science and Department of Biological Sciences, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803, USA
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Andy J. BoyceMontana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812, USA
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James A. Eaton17 Keats Avenue, Littleover, Derby, DE23 4EE, UK
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Henry BernardInstitute for Tropical Biology and Conservation, Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Jalan UMS, 88400 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Malaysia
Email: [email protected]
Alim BiunSabah Parks, P.O. Box 10626, 88806 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
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Angela Langevin191 Richmond Rd., Coventry, CT 06238, USA
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Thomas E. MartinMontana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit, University of Montana, Missoula, MT 59812, USA
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Dan WeiSchool of Physics and Chemistry, University of Adelaide, Australia
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ABSTRACT. — Few empirical studies have measured the effects of climate change on tropical biodiversity, and this paucity has contributed to uncertainty in predicting the severity of climate change on tropical organisms. With regards to elevational changes, most studies have either re-sampled historical systematic survey sites or analyzed time series of occurrence data at long-term study sites. Such data sources are unavailable for most tropical mountains, so other methods of detecting elevational changes must be sought. Here we combine data from published checklists, recent fi eld work, peer-reviewed literature, unpublished reports, birdwatchers’ trip reports, databases of birdwatchers’ observations, audio recordings, and photographs to compare historical (pre-1998) and current (post-2006) bird distributions on Mt. Kinabalu in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. Records were carefully checked by experts on Bornean birds. More species are now known from Mt. Kinabalu, but historical data provided elevational range estimates for more species than current data because of extensive mountain-wide collections and surveys. Most elevational comparisons for this study had to be limited to the 1450–1900 m elevational band, where most of the recent work has been done. Information was compiled
THE RAFFLES BULLETIN OF ZOOLOGY 2012 Supplement No. 25: 189–239Date of Publication: 30 Jun.2012© National University of Singapore
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into an annotated list of 342 species from 200–4095 m. We present this list to encourage refi nement of the dataset and future work on elevational distributions on the mountain. Of 58 species with suffi cient data from 1450 m to the summit, 38 appear to have shifted their ranges (24 species upslope and 14 downslope). A total of 22 resident species have recently been observed above their published maximum elevation for Borneo. Some species that have shifted upwards, such as Chalcophaps indica and Pellorneum pyrrogenys, are now common or breeding at elevations above their published maximum. Fifteen species appear to have declined on the mountain, probably as a result of habitat loss outside the protected area. Several of the upslope shifts are probably attributable to climate change, but many downslope shifts may be artifacts of incomplete recent sampling. The upward shifts agree with the few other tropical range comparisons that have been published. Our approach demonstrates the viability of combining diverse data sources (of varying accuracy and bias) to detect distributional shifts from climate change.
KEY WORDS. — checklist, citizen science, climate change, habitat loss, range limit
INTRODUCTION
Approximately 1,000 bird species are restricted to tropical mountains (Harris et al., 2011). Most of these species are considered of ‘least concern’ because their upland ranges are typically forested (BirdLife International, 2011), yet they may be particularly vulnerable to climate change because their montane and often narrow ranges put them at risk of mountaintop extinctions and range shift gaps (Colwell et al., 2008; Sekercioglu et al., 2008). New modelling approaches have made progress in predicting which tropical species may be most vulnerable to climate change (e.g., La Sorte & Jetz, 2010), but so few studies have measured the effects of climate change on tropical birds that our understanding is still rudimentary (Harris et al., 2011). In addition, weather station coverage is extremely sparse in many tropical uplands in both space and time, which makes climate monitoring and associated biodiversity studies diffi cult (Raxworthy et al., 2008).
The few published distributional comparisons from tropical mountains—studies of moths on Gunung [=Mount] Kinabalu in Malaysian Borneo (Chen et al., 2009, 2011), birds in Peru (Forero-Medina et al., 2011), reptiles and amphibians in Madagascar (Raxworthy et al., 2008), and multiple taxa in Costa Rica (Pounds et al., 1999, 2005)—have found upward shifts in species distributions, which will likely cause changes in the ecology of montane communities. Chen et al. (2009) analysed climate data and compared moth (Lepidoptera) distributions from 1965– 2008 on Mt. Kinabalu. They found that temperatures have increased by c. 0.7°C on the mountain since 1965, and distributions of the 102 moth species have shifted upwards by 67 m on average (which is less than the adiabatic lapse rate prediction of 127 m of elevation change with temperature change). Peh (2007) took a broader approach and compared elevational ranges of 300 generalist bird species (to control for the effects of habitat loss) from Southeast Asian fi eld guides between 1975 and 2000. He found that 84 species shifted their upper range margin upslope while maintaining a stable lower margin, seven shifted their lower margin upslope with a stable upper margin, and three shifted both margins. His results suggest that birds are shifting their ranges upslope in the region (especially the upper margins),
but his analysis was restricted to generalist species at a regional scale.
To develop a database and compare elevational distributions of birds from prior to 1998 to after 2006 on Mt. Kinabalu, we surveyed birds on the mountain and compiled information from checklists, citizen science observations, the literature, and unpublished reports. We also checked for changes in species abundance when comparing historical and current patterns, as has been done with other checklist comparisons and re-surveys of historically-sampled sites in the tropics (Sodhi et al., 2006; Pearson et al., 2010).
At 4095 m, Mt. Kinabalu is the tallest mountain between New Guinea and the Himalayas. It is the “most important biogeographic feature of Borneo” (Sheldon et al., 2001: 49) and potentially an essential refuge of endemism from climate change-induced range shifts (Chen et al., 2011). Kinabalu Park, which covers c. 753 km2, was declared protected in 1963. Most of the park is above 1200 m, but elevations descend to 200 m at Serinsim (Fig. 1). In 1978, 289 bird species were known from Mt. Kinabalu (Jenkins & de Silva, 1978). In 1996, this number had increased to 306 species (Jenkins et al., 1996). Weather station coverage is poor in the Mt. Kinabalu region, but gridded data in the 5° × 5° cell that encompasses Mt. Kinabalu show an increase in mean annual temperature of +0.48ºC from 1998–2007 (Chen et al., 2009). The lapse rate on Mt. Kinabalu was estimated as c. 0.55°C per 100 m of elevation gain (Kitayama, 1992), so the observed temperature change could have theoretically driven an 87 m upward shift during our study period, assuming a linear relationship between climate and species distributions (Ghalambor et al., 2006).
Most of Kinabalu Park has remained largely undisturbed since 1963, which makes it ideal for studying range shifts from climate change independent of the effects of habitat loss. But areas outside the park have become increasingly disturbed (Beaman & Beaman, 1990; McMorrow & Talip, 2001), and the extensive submontane forest on the Pinosuk plateau near Kundasang was degazetted from the park and deforested in the early 1980s to develop a copper mine and other land uses (Fig. 1; Sheldon, 1986). Therefore, some submontane species
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that were once recorded on the plateau (e.g., by Smythies, 1964; Gore, 1968) are no longer found there, and populations of submontane forest birds below park headquarters are much reduced (Sheldon et al., 2001). This situation makes it diffi cult to compare past and current lower range margins for some species, and the limited submontane forest bird community below the headquarters may affect climate-related community changes at higher elevations. Nonetheless, much of the historical data we analysed comes from after 1980, and upward range shifts above the headquarters should be little affected by these habitat changes.
The citizen science data we collected from Mt. Kinabalu varied in spatial coverage, methods, effort, and observer bias (Harris & Haskell, 2007; Boakes et al., 2010; Dickinson et al., 2010) that made it diffi cult to conduct standardised historical to current comparisons. We attempted to address these problems by: (1) restricting range estimates to areas that have received more research and birdwatching compared to the rest of the park; (2) consulting experts on Bornean birds to remove suspect records; and (3) contacting birdwatchers, scientists, and bird tour companies to verify time, place, and identifi cation details for many records.
Given the usually strong relationships between climate and species distributions (e.g., Bush et al., 2004), and the results of similar studies (for examples, see Pearson et al., 2010; Chen et al., 2011), we hypothesized that: (1) warming temperatures have caused elevational increases in some resident birds on Mt. Kinabalu, and (2) declines in forest bird species would be apparent, likely as a result of habitat loss outside the park. We examined these possibilities with diverse data sources and report the results here.
METHODS
Data sources. — We compared “historical” distribution data collected prior to 1998 (a few records came from as far back as the late 1800s) to “current” data from 2007–2011. We also reviewed intermediate information from 1998–2006, and present these data in Appendix 2 to promote further study, but we did not use these years in the elevational comparisons to allow a 10-year gap. Elevational range shifts from climate change were found after 10 years in a previous study on reptiles and amphibians (Raxworthy et al., 2008), and the marked temperature increase shown during this interval (0.48°C; Chen et al., 2009) indicated that shifts would likely be observed. Tropical birds have also been shown to shift their ranges in response to small temperature changes (Pounds et al., 2005; Forero-Medina et al., 2011). Data came from published checklists, recent fi eld work, peer-reviewed literature, unpublished reports, birdwatchers’ trip reports, audio recording databases (Xeno Canto, www.xeno-canto.org; AVoCet, http://avocet.zoology.msu.edu), Oriental Bird Images (OBI; a photographic database, http://orientalbirdimages.org), Global Biodiversity Information Facility specimen records (GBIF; http://data.gbif.org), and two online databases of georeferenced occurrence data, mostly from birdwatchers’ observations: eBird/Avian Knowledge Network (AKN;
http://www.avianknowledge.net) and Bird I Witness (BIW; www.worldbirds.org/malaysia). Mt. Kinabalu is one of Asia’s most frequently visited birdwatching sites, and there are many trip reports available from the region. We collected trip reports from independent birdwatchers (on Surfbirds [http://www.surfbirds.com], Birdtours [http://www.birdtours.co.uk], and World Twitch [http://www.worldtwitch.com]), and professionally-led bird tours (from Victor Emanuel Nature Tours, Birdtour Asia, Tropical Birding, Bird Quest, and Rockjumper Birding Tours). We contacted the aforementioned tour companies as well as WINGS, Field Guides, and King Bird tours to ask for historical trip reports but none were available. In all, we obtained 52 reports covering the historical and current time frames from these bird-watching sources.
Historical (pre-1998) data. — The main historical data sources are two published checklists of the birds of the Kinabalu region (Jenkins & de Silva, 1978; Jenkins et al., 1996). The checklists combined data from specimens, the literature, unpublished scientifi c reports, and sight records to produce species accounts and elevational ranges (see Sheldon et al. [2001] for details on areas covered by historical expeditions including a fi gure showing collecting localities). Jenkins and de Silva (1978) and Jenkins et al. (1996) focused on bird records from (1) Kinabalu Park headquarters (c. 1575 m) up to the summit (4095 m) along the power station road and the summit trail, and (2) Poring Hot Springs (c. 500 m, but many historical Poring records did not have elevations specifi ed) (Fig. 1). The checklists also include records from other areas on the mountain, particularly from older specimens. Overall, Jenkins et al. (1996) made minor edits to the 1978 checklist, making it diffi cult to fi nd range changes between the two lists. We therefore included the additions by Jenkins et al. (1996) and treated the checklists as a single data source.
Data from the study of elevational distributions of birds on Mt. Kinabalu by Biun (1999) provided a substantial supplement to the checklists. Biun (1999) surveyed birds in 1996 and 1997 at fi ve sites (primary forest at Poring, 700 m; park headquarters, 1600 m; Kemburongoh, 2100 m; Layang-Layang, 2600 m; and Paka cave, 3100 m) during six sampling periods (Jun, Sep, and Dec in 1996; Apr, Jun, and Oct in 1997). He spent four days at each site during each sampling period, amounting to 120 days of sampling effort. He sampled birds with 30 12-m mist nets that were open day and night, and one hour of aural and visual observations along a 500 m transect at each site. This research would have served as an adequate benchmark for future comparisons, but the abundance data are no longer available.
Additional historical data came from the literature (Gore, 1968; Smythies, 1981, 1999; Sheldon & Francis, 1985; Sheldon et al., 2001; Mann, 2008), unpublished scientifi c reports (Sheldon, 1977; Phillips, 1986; Batchelor, 1991; Rahman et al., 1998), Xeno Canto (n = 1), AVoCet (n = 25), Oriental Bird Images (n = 3), Global Biodiversity Information Facility specimens (n = 88), Avian Knowledge Network observations (298 records total; P. Bono, 1997, Kinabalu Park; W. Nezadal, 1991, Poring c. 975 m; D.
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Roberson, 1988, Kinabalu Park and summit trail), Bird I Witness observations from park headquarters (n = 16), and birdwatchers’ trip reports (Wall & Yong, 1985; Johnstone, 1989; Vermuelen, 1996). In the Methods we use “n” to refer to the number of records coming from each data source; this differs from the sample sizes (number of range margins) used in the range comparisons.
Intermediate data (1998–2006). — Intermediate data came from the literature (Moyle, 2003), unpublished reports (Moyle & Sheldon, 2000; Sheldon et al., 2004), Xeno Canto (n = 52), AVoCet (n = 10), Oriental Bird Images (n = 189), Global Biodiversity Information Facility specimens (n = 208), Bird I Witness (53 total records from Mt. Kinabalu trails (Liwagu and Silau Silau), power station road, Kinabalu headquarters area, Poring (Langanan trail), and Mesilau headquarters and trail), Avian Knowledge Network observations (690 records total; C. Artuso, 2000, Poring c. 560 m; E. Barnes, 2005, Silau Silau trail c. 1570 m, and Poring c. 560 m; R. Carratello, 2003, Kinabalu Park; A. Lazere, 2005, Kinabalu Park; D. Roberson, 2003, Kinabalu Park) and trip reports (Benstead & Benstead, 2001; Addison, 2002; Clayton & Thomas, 2002; Rheindt, 2003; White & Clarke, 2003; Benstead,
Fig.1. Map of Kinabalu Park, Sabah (solid black line). Land cover from 2010 (Miettinen et al., 2011), JBCH’s point count locations, elevation contours (303 m intervals), roads, and points of interest including towns and collecting localites are shown. Timpohon gate is c. 50 m from the power station; the summit trail extends from the power station to the summit (shown by JBCH’s points).
2004; Gandy, 2004; Hall & Kroll, 2004; Ericsson, 2005; Hornbuckle, 2005; Babic & Babic, 2006).
Current (post-2006) data. — Substantial current data came from recent field work by JBCH, AJB, and JAE. From Mar–Apr.2010 JBCH conducted systematic point count and transect surveys on Mt. Kinabalu along the Liwagu and summit trails from 1450–4095 m, and at Poring along the waterfall trail from the headquarters car park up to Langanan waterfall (500–1000 m). The point counts were conducted for 10 minutes and covered a 50 m radius. They were separated by 250 horizontal meters along continuous elevational gradients on mountain trails (Ralph et al., 1995; Fig. 2; see Appendix 1 for coordinates of points, to enable re-sampling). Occurrence data were also collected along ‘transects’ in between the points to 50 m on either side of the trail. Systematic surveys were done in the morning from 0600–1030 hours, and sites were opportunistically re-surveyed in the afternoon. JBCH also revisited the points and transects at night to sample nocturnal birds, however, only every other point was surveyed because low bird abundance made point count detections uncommon. Transects were found to be more effective for sampling nocturnal birds on the mountain. As suggested by Ralph et al. (1995), estimates of the distance of singing birds from the point were made more accurate by conducting trials with audio playback and a measuring tape. A Nikon Forestry 550 laser range fi nder was used to verify visual distance estimates.
AJB documented elevational distributions of birds on Mt. Kinabalu as part of TEM’s long-term nest-searching and mist-netting project at the site. The data presented here are a combination of AJB’s observations, GPS points taken at nests located by TEM and his fi eld crew, and mist-net captures by his team. Mist-netting was conducted every day from 0700–1300 hours with 12 9-m mist-nets set up in consistent locations within banding plots, which were distributed evenly across the study area. Nests were found using both parental behaviour and systematic search techniques (Martin & Geupel, 1993). AJB spent a total of 12 months over three years (from Feb–Jun, in 2009–2011) at the site. The majority of AJB’s records come from forest between the junction of the Liwagu and Silau-Silau rivers up to Timpohon gate, on both sides of the power station road (1450–1900 m). Additional AJB observations come from Poring (10 fi eld days), the Mt. Tambuyukon summit trail above Kampung Monggis (3 fi eld days), and Kundasang (Fig. 1).
JAE has visited Mt. Kinabalu on 18 occasions, totaling c. 90 days from 2002–2010, specifi cally for birdwatching, both privately and leading birdwatchers for Birdtour Asia, covering all months except Dec–Mar and Sep. On each visit JAE spent at least one day at Poring (each time walking on the Langanan trail to at least km 3.1 (c. 975 m), and all the way to Langanan Waterfall on fi ve occasions), one morning or afternoon at Mesilau (c. 1940 m), and two days walking from Timpohon gate to the summit and back. The majority of the time spent within Kinabalu Park was between the headquarters and Timpohon Gate, birdwatching along trails, particularly Bukit Ular and Mempening, with occasional visits to Silau-Silau and along the road.
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Fig. 2. Plot of elevational coverage of point counts done by JBCH in 2010 at Poring (lower 12 points) and from near park headquarters to the summit (upper points).
Additional current data came from the literature (Mann, 2008; Sheldon et al., 2009), unpublished reports (Sheldon & Moyle, 2008), Xeno Canto (n = 152), AVoCet (n = 120), Oriental Bird Images (n = 307), Global Biodiversity Information Facility specimens (n = 32), Avian Knowledge Network (860 total records; J. Sevenair, 2010, Kinabalu Park; J. Watson, 2010, Poring c. 500 m and Kinabalu Park; S. Brown, 2011, Kinabalu Park, Poring c. 560 m, and Mesilau c. 2000 m; L. Harding, 2011, Poring c. 560 m, summit trail, and Mesilau c. 1930 m; J. Harrison, 2011, Kinabalu Park; R. Merrill, 2011, Kinabalu Park), Bird I Witness (1081 total records from Mt. Kinabalu trails [Bukit Ular, Liwagu, Mempening, Silau Silau, Kiau View], power station road, Kinabalu headquarters area, Poring [Langanan trail, canopy walkway], and Mesilau headquarters), and trip reports (Banwell, 2007; Low, 2007; Newnham, 2007; Shackelford, 2007; Woods, 2007, 2008; Dobbs, 2008; Harrap, 2008, 2010, 2011; Matheve, 2008; Valentine, 2008; Valentine & Thurmilangan, 2008a, 2008b; Barnes, 2009; Chafer, 2009; Eaton, 2009, 2010a, 2010b; Gear, 2009; Hutchinson, 2009, 2011; Roadhouse, 2009; Gurney, 2010; Lambert & Yong, 2010; Myers, 2011). Lastly, AB has worked at Kinabalu Park for the last 34 years and has collected supplemental data on the park’s avifauna.
Data accuracy and comparing ranges. — Records from the different data sources varied in certainty in identifi cations and spatial accuracy. They were carefully reviewed by two experts on Bornean birds (FHS and JAE) and questionable identifi cations were removed or considered hypothetical. To maximise spatial accuracy, we took the conservative approach of assigning approximate elevations only if a location could be suffi ciently narrowed to a small elevational range. For example, we did not assign elevations to records from “Poring” because most observers cover elevations from 500–1000 m in a single visit. We considered Avian Knowledge Network records from “Kinabalu Park, 1845 m” to be located somewhere between park headquarters and Timpohon gate, and we did not assign an elevation. We conservatively considered Avian Knowledge Network records from “greater than 2000 m on the summit trail” to be from 2050 m (in many cases we contacted the observer
to verify the locality). In total, we contacted 25 observers to clarify identifi cations and details on the place and time where sightings were made. We consider mist net records to be the most reliable, followed by published observations, and fi nally birdwatchers’ trip reports.
We attempted to standardise datasets by compiling elevational range information only from records in the two focal regions of the checklists (Jenkins & de Silva, 1978; Jenkins et al., 1996) and JBCH’s sample sites (see above). We decided a priori that it would not be appropriate to compare means of the lower and upper margins because of differences in sampling effort over time. Several lines of evidence indicate that historical sampling was more complete than recent sampling: (1) the historical dataset incorporated a much longer time period with a legacy of much ornithological research (Sheldon et al., 2001); (2) the historical data produced range margin information for more species than the current data, even though more species are now known from the mountain; and (3) the distance between the mean range margins across all comparable species is larger in the historical data (see Results). Historical sampling was most comprehensive from near park headquarters (c. 1450 m) to the summit, and recent sampling was most complete from park headquarters to Timpohon gate (1900 m). Given the overlap in sampling effort, we looked for upward and downward shifts from park headquarters to Timpohon gate. We also checked for range expansions above Timpohon gate (upward shifts) because these elevations were well surveyed historically and any expansions would likely refl ect a genuine shift. Possible downslope shifts above Timpohon gate were marked in Appendix 2, but we found these changes much less reliable because apparent range contractions above Timpohon gate could easily result from incomplete recent sampling at high elevations. Range changes of ≥100 m were considered to be outside the range of measurement error and marked as upward or downward shifts in Appendix 2. We also compared historical and current elevational ranges for each species to Borneo-wide ranges from Mann (2008) to weigh the evidence for a substantial shift. In some cases, maximum elevations of the study by Mann (2008) disagreed with those of Sheldon et al. (2001), and we checked the original specimen data to fi nd the Bornean maximum.
We also considered making range comparisons based on individual components of the dataset (e.g., JBCH data vs. Biun [1999]), but found such secondary comparisons to be poorly justifi ed, given that our dataset is collated from multiple contributing sources with varying spatial and temporal coverage, and any one data source produces incomplete ranges for species. Instead, we plotted contributions of records from each data source to check for disproportionate effects from single data sources.
To organise species, we followed the classifi cation of the International Ornithologists’ Union (Gill & Donsker, 2011), except when published phylogenies indicated otherwise, e.g., for Bornean forktail Enicurus borneensis (Moyle et al., 2005) and Bornean spiderhunter Arachnothera everetti (Moyle et al., 2011).
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RESULTS
The historical data produced a list of 317 species for Mt. Kinabalu from the period prior to 1998. The current list comprises 342 species (51% of Borneo’s total; Phillips & Phillips, 2011), including 42 endemics (82% of the total for Borneo; Phillips & Phillips, 2011), 39 non-breeding species, and seven hypothetical species (Appendix 2). Despite the increase in species, the current data provided less comprehensive overall coverage of species’ ranges than the historical data: we were able to compile 229 lower and 239 upper margins from the historical data, compared to 218 lower and 200 upper margins from the current data. 170 species had historical and current data for the lower range margin, while 161 had historical and current data for the upper margin. The mean elevational ranges of comparable species (those with both historical and current data) were 601.2 m ± 19.9 SE to 1565.7 m ± 66.5 (historical lower and upper margins) versus 742.2 m ± 29.2 to 1314.9 m ± 56.4 (current lower and upper margins). The broader elevational band in the range means indicates historical sampling was more extensive than current sampling.
The checklists and Biun (1999) were the most important historical data sources, collectively contributing information on 75% of the species in the historical list, whereas birdwatchers’ trip reports, JBCH’s data, and unpublished reports were the most important intermediate and current data sources, contributing information on 63% of the species in the current list. Species that shifted their ranges (Table 1) generally were recorded in proportion to all species, except that AJB’s data were especially important for detecting upward shifts, and JAE’s data detected many downward shifts (Fig. 3). The trip reports contributed information on nearly 25% of the species but were less important for identifying shifts in elevations in our study because many records had inadequate spatial resolution.
Fifty-eight species had suffi cient data from park headquarters to the summit (or from headquarters to Timpohon gate, for prospective downward shifting species; see Methods) to enable current-historical comparisons. Of these, 38 appear to have shifted their ranges; 23 may have shifted their upper margin upslope, 14 their upper margin downslope, and one its lower margin upslope (Table 1). An additional 35 species appeared to have moved downwards (Appendix 2), but these changes occurred above Timpohon gate, where many apparent downshifts likely resulted from incomplete current sampling. Birds showing possible upward shifts included six species that appeared to expand their ranges above Timpohon gate, three of which moved ≥100 m above their published Bornean maximum elevation (Mann, 2008). The period between sightings was at least 12 years for all species that shifted their ranges (Table 1). There were no clear taxonomic patterns in species that appeared to shift elevations, although two woodpeckers (checker-throated woodpecker Chrysophlegma mentale and orange-backed woodpecker Reinwardtipicus validus), two cisticolids (yellow-bellied prinia Prinia fl aviventris and ashy tailorbird Orthotomus rufi ceps) and three spiderhunters (Arachnothera) shifted
Fig. 3. Contribution of various data sources to (a) historic and (b) current + intermediate species accounts (Appendix 2) for bird species in the Mt. Kinabalu region. Data source contributions are shown for all species and species exhibiting possible upward or downward range shifts. For example, in the historical data, checklists contributed information to ranges of 55% percent of the species known from Mt. Kinabalu, while checklists contributed data to ranges for 47 and 45% of the species that showed upward or downward shifts, respectively. See Table 1 for a list of species that apparently shifted their ranges. Trip report refers to birdwatchers’ trip reports; AKN to Avian Knowledge Network; GBIF to the Global Biodiversity Information Facility; JBCH, AJB, JAE, and AB to data from the authors; OBI to Oriental Bird Images.
upwards, and two bulbuls (ochraceous bulbul Alophoixus ochraceus, and yellow-vented bulbul Pycnonotus goiavier) shifted downwards.
Eight species in Table 1 and 25 other species, including seven migratory birds, have been observed above their published Bornean ranges since 1995 (Table 2). No species showed
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re
cent
ly b
red
at 1
500
m
“t
hrou
ghou
t B
orne
o”
Com
mon
Em
eral
d D
ove
Cha
lcop
haps
ind
ica
600
1600
14
50
1900
* be
fore
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8 to
up
to
at l
east
159
0 m
m
ultip
le r
ecen
t m
ist-
net
capt
ures
fro
m
2009
1450
–185
0 m
; re
cent
sig
htin
g at
190
0 m
Che
stnu
t-br
east
ed M
alko
ha
Pha
enic
opha
eus
303
1061
53
9 16
00*
1962
to
2010
to
122
0 m
tw
o re
cent
sig
htin
gs f
rom
c. 1
500
m, o
ne
cu
rvir
ostr
is
sigh
ting
at 1
600
mD
ark
Haw
k C
ucko
o H
iero
cocc
yx b
ocki
90
9 18
35
1509
20
23*
1957
to
2010
to
198
5 m
re
cent
ly h
eard
up
to 2
023
mC
olla
red
Ow
let
Gla
ucid
ium
bro
diei
15
15
1600
14
50
1900
* 19
96/1
997
to
153
0 m
on
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 1
900
m
to
200
9/20
10
Mt.
Kin
abal
u, t
o 21
00 m
on
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi
Bor
nean
Fro
gmou
th
Bat
rach
osto
mus
mix
tus
700
2540
15
75
1850
**
befo
re 1
998
to
254
0 m
in
cons
picu
ous;
no
rece
nt s
ight
ings
abo
ve
to 2
011
c.
185
0 m
Ruf
ous-
colla
red
Kin
gfi s
her
Act
enoi
des
conc
retu
s 50
0 16
67
530
750*
* be
fore
196
8 to
168
0 m
no
rec
ent
sigh
tings
abo
ve 7
50 m
to
201
1R
hino
cero
s H
ornb
ill
Buc
eros
rhi
noce
ros
1061
17
58
645
950*
* be
fore
197
8 to
175
0 m
in
Saba
h no
rec
ent
sigh
tings
abo
ve 9
50 m
to
200
8 (S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
Bor
nean
Bar
bet
Meg
alai
ma
exim
ia
560
2121
60
0 18
00**
be
fore
197
8 to
214
0 m
no
rec
ent
sigh
tings
abo
ve 1
800
m
to 2
011
Che
cker
-thr
oate
d W
oodp
ecke
r C
hrys
ophl
egm
a m
enta
le
545
1667
60
0 19
00*
befo
re 1
940
to
at
leas
t 18
35 m
, re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p to
190
0 m
to 2
009/
2010
pe
rhap
s to
216
0 m
on M
t. T
rus
Mad
iO
rang
e-ba
cked
Woo
dpec
ker
Rei
nwar
dtip
icus
val
idus
1561
81
8 19
00*
1986
to
to
198
5 m
on
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 1
900
m
20
09/2
010
Mt.
Mur
ud, S
araw
akR
ufou
s W
oodp
ecke
r M
icro
pter
nus
brac
hyur
us
700
1600
50
0 60
0**
1996
/199
7 to
181
8 m
(G
ore,
196
8)
no r
ecen
t si
ghtin
gs a
bove
600
m
to 2
010
Whi
tehe
ad’s
Bro
adbi
ll C
alyp
tom
ena
whi
tehe
adi
700
1667
70
0 19
00*
befo
re 1
978
to
185
0 m
on
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 1
900
m
to
200
9/20
10
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi,
to 1
700
m
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
uB
lack
-and
-Yel
low
Bro
adbi
ll E
uryl
aim
us o
chro
mal
us
303
700
530
1547
* 19
96/1
997
to a
t le
ast
1800
m
rece
ntly
hea
rd a
t 15
47 m
to
201
0W
hite
-bel
lied
Erp
orni
s E
rpor
nis
zant
hole
uca
700
1515
51
6 18
00*
befo
re 1
978
to
ove
r 17
50 m
re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p to
at
leas
t 18
00 m
to 2
009/
2010
Bla
ck-a
nd-c
rim
son
Ori
ole
Ori
olus
cru
entu
s 70
0 16
00
900
1900
* 19
96/1
997
to 2
300
m o
n
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to a
t le
ast
1900
m
to
200
9/20
10
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi
Whi
te-t
hroa
ted
Fant
ail
Rhi
pidu
ra a
lbic
ollis
80
0 31
00
975
3290
* 19
96/1
997
to
275
0 m
re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p to
329
0 m
to 2
010
196
Harris et al.: Altitudinal range shifts of Bornean birdsTa
ble
1. C
ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e Sc
ient
ifi c
nam
e Pa
st
Past
C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
T
ime
peri
od
Upp
er m
argi
n fr
om
Not
es
lo
wer
up
per
lo
wer
up
per
betw
een
Man
n (2
008)
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n si
ghtin
gs (
for
(m)
(m)
(m
) (m
) sh
iftin
g m
argi
n)
Gre
y-he
aded
C
ulic
icap
a ce
ylon
ensi
s 90
9 16
67
700
1533
**
befo
re 1
978
to
170
0 no
rec
ent
sigh
tings
abo
ve 1
533
mC
anar
y-fl y
catc
her
to
201
0Fl
aves
cent
Bul
bul
Pyc
nono
tus fl a
vesc
ens
1575
34
85
1900
* 32
94
befo
re 1
978
to
397
0 m
no
rec
ent
reco
rds
belo
w 1
900
m
to
200
9/20
10Y
ello
w-v
ente
d B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s go
iavi
er
500
1575
50
0 56
0**
1970
to
2010
to
159
0 m
op
en c
ount
ry s
peci
es;
no r
ecen
t si
ghtin
gs
ab
ove
560
mO
chra
ceou
s B
ulbu
l A
loph
oixu
s oc
hrac
eus
700
2636
14
52
1780
**
1970
to
2010
to
265
0 m
no
rec
ent
reco
rds
abov
e 17
80 m
bel
ow
T
impo
hon
gate
, but
rec
ent
reco
rds
at
Mes
ilau
(c. 1
940–
2000
m)
Gre
y-ch
eeke
d B
ulbu
l A
loph
oixu
s br
es
500
1485
50
0 92
7**
befo
re 1
927
to
150
0 m
no
rec
ent
reco
rds
abov
e 92
7 m
to 2
010
Yel
low
-bel
lied
War
bler
A
bros
copu
s su
perc
iliar
is
909
1818
53
0 15
75**
be
fore
199
6
to
200
8 to
153
0 m
no
rec
ent
reco
rds
abov
e c.
157
5 m
Mou
ntai
n L
eaf
War
bler
P
hyllo
scop
us t
rivi
rgat
us
1515
31
00
1450
32
21*
1929
to
2010
to
310
0 m
re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p to
322
1 m
(Sm
ythi
es, 1
960;
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
001)
Y
ello
w-b
ellie
d Pr
inia
P
rini
a fl a
vive
ntri
s
1091
1500
* be
fore
196
8
to 1
530
m
open
cou
ntry
spe
cies
; re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p
to
201
0
to 1
500
mA
shy
Tailo
rbir
d O
rtho
tom
us r
ufi c
eps
303
975
500
1500
* 19
91 t
o 20
07
to o
ver
1500
m
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 1
500
mC
hest
nut-
back
ed
Pom
ator
hinu
s m
onta
nus
455
1667
53
0 18
50*
befo
re 1
960
to 1
700
m (
Kin
abal
u),
rece
nt r
ecor
d at
185
0 m
Scim
itar
Bab
bler
to 2
011
to 2
200
m (
Tru
s M
adi)
B
row
n Fu
lvet
ta
Alc
ippe
bru
nnei
caud
a 50
0 15
00
500
950*
* 19
85 t
o 20
09
to 1
432
m
no r
ecen
t re
cord
s ab
ove
950
mTe
mm
inck
’s B
abbl
er
Pel
lorn
eum
pyr
roge
nys
500
1575
97
5 19
00*
befo
re 1
996
to
155
0 m
se
vera
l re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p to
165
0 m
,
to
200
9/20
10
on
e br
eedi
ng p
air
at 1
860–
1900
mV
elve
t-fr
onte
d N
utha
tch
Sitta
fro
ntal
is
909
1970
15
00
1762
**
befo
re 1
996
to
abo
ut 2
100
m
no r
ecen
t re
cord
s ab
ove
1762
m i
n
to
201
0
head
quar
ters
are
a, b
ut s
een
at M
esila
u
(c
. 190
0 m
) in
200
8O
rang
e-he
aded
Thr
ush
Geo
kich
la c
itrin
a 90
9 18
00
1500
19
00*
1998
to
to 1
800
m
rece
nt b
reed
ing
reco
rds
up t
o 19
00 m
20
09/2
010
Ori
enta
l M
agpi
e-R
obin
C
opsy
chus
sau
lari
s 50
0 93
9 52
3 15
75*
befo
re 1
940
15
30 m
op
en c
ount
ry s
peci
es;
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 2
005
to
157
5 m
Whi
te-t
aile
d Fl
ycat
cher
C
yorn
is c
oncr
etus
70
0 16
67
630
975*
* be
fore
197
8 to
168
0 m
, usu
ally
no
rec
ent
reco
rds
abov
e 97
5 m
, exc
ept
to 2
009
to 1
200
m
for
a re
cord
with
no
deta
ils f
rom
“K
inab
alu”
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
Bor
nean
Lea
fbir
d C
hlor
opsi
s ki
naba
luen
sis
600
2121
85
0 18
00**
be
fore
196
8 to
220
0 m
on
no r
ecen
t re
cord
s ab
ove
1800
m
to 2
009/
2010
M
t. T
rus
Mad
i, to
2140
m o
n M
t. K
inab
alu
Litt
le S
pide
rhun
ter
Ara
chno
ther
a lo
ngir
ostr
a 50
0 97
5 53
0 15
00*
1991
to
2010
to
at
leas
t 15
00 m
m
ist-
nette
d in
for
est
at 1
500
m i
n 20
10
and
2011
Bor
nean
Spi
derh
unte
r A
rach
noth
era
ever
etti
700
1515
53
0 21
00*
unsp
ecifi
ed
to 1
530
m
rece
ntly
mis
t-ne
tted
at 2
100
mW
hite
head
’s S
pide
rhun
ter
Ara
chno
ther
a ju
liae
1212
16
67
1450
20
00*
unsp
ecifi
ed
to 2
100
m o
n re
cent
sig
htin
gs u
p to
200
0 m
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi
1 P
erni
s pt
ilorh
ynch
us h
as r
esid
ent
and
mig
rato
ry p
opul
atio
ns
197
THE RAFFLES BULLETIN OF ZOOLOGY 2012Ta
ble
2. B
irds
rec
orde
d in
the
Mt.
Kin
abal
u re
gion
abo
ve t
heir
Bor
nean
ele
vatio
nal
rang
e (M
ann,
200
8). E
nglis
h na
mes
of
mig
rato
ry s
peci
es a
re u
nder
lined
. Num
ber
is i
n bo
ld i
f th
e m
argi
n is
at
leas
t 10
0 m
hi
gher
tha
n th
e m
axim
um i
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
200
8) o
r un
derl
ined
if
mar
gina
lly h
ighe
r. Se
e A
ppen
dix
2 fo
r da
ta s
ourc
e fo
r ea
ch m
argi
n.
Eng
lish
nam
e Sc
ient
ifi c
nam
e Pa
st u
pper
mar
gin
Cur
rent
upp
er m
argi
n U
pper
mar
gin
from
Man
n (2
008)
N
otes
Red
-bre
aste
d Pa
rtri
dge
Arb
orop
hila
hyp
eryt
hra
3100
30
68
to 1
890
m o
n M
t. K
inab
alu,
to
2200
m
seen
at
3100
m i
n 19
96 (
Biu
n, 1
999)
and
rec
ent
on M
t. T
rus
Mad
i re
cord
s up
to
3068
m
Gre
y-fa
ced
Buz
zard
B
utas
tur
indi
cus
1600
16
50
to 1
500
m
sigh
ting
from
160
0 m
in
1996
(B
iun,
199
9) a
nd
at c
. 165
0 m
bel
ow M
esila
u in
201
0
Cre
sted
Haw
k-E
agle
N
isae
tus
cirr
hatu
s
1575
to
140
0 m
re
cent
rec
ords
up
to 1
575
m
Whi
te-b
reas
ted
Wat
erhe
n A
mau
rorn
is p
hoen
icur
us
1515
to 1
530
m
two
rece
nt r
ecor
ds n
ear
Mes
ilau,
at
leas
t 19
00 m
Litt
le B
ronz
e C
ucko
o
Chr
ysoc
occy
x m
inut
illus
1575
C
. min
utill
us i
s sc
arce
, pos
sibl
y in
to
rece
nt s
ight
ing
at c
. 157
5m
mon
tane
are
as;
C. m
. rus
satu
s is
sca
rce,
up
to
945
m
Mou
ntai
n Sc
ops
Ow
l O
tus
spilo
ceph
alus
31
00
3036
to
270
5 m
R
ecen
t re
cord
s up
to
at l
east
303
6 m
. Thi
s sp
ecie
s
may
hav
e be
en o
verl
ooke
d. I
t w
as c
onsi
dere
d
“r
are”
and
“ra
rely
see
n” (
Jenk
ins
& d
e Si
lva,
197
8;
Jenk
ins
et a
l., 1
996,
res
pect
ivel
y) b
ut w
as
com
mon
ly h
eard
on
nigh
t su
rvey
s fr
om
1800
–280
0 m
in
2010
(JB
CH
).
Bro
wn
Woo
d O
wl
Stri
x le
ptog
ram
mic
a
1900
to
150
0 m
re
cent
sig
htin
gs f
rom
155
0–16
50 m
nea
r pa
rk
head
quar
ters
and
at
c. 1
900
m a
t M
esila
u
(Phi
llips
& P
hilli
ps, 2
011)
Gia
nt S
wif
tlet
Hyd
roch
ous
giga
s
1900
to
abo
ut 1
800
m
rece
nt s
ight
ings
fro
m 5
00–1
900
m
Mar
oon
Woo
dpec
ker
Bly
thip
icus
rub
igin
osus
21
00
1921
to
180
0 m
si
ght
reco
rds
at 2
100
m i
n 19
96/1
997
(B
iun,
199
9);
rece
ntly
see
n up
to
1921
m
Gre
y-ch
inne
d M
iniv
et
Per
icro
cotu
s so
lari
s 26
00
2456
to
244
0 m
m
any
obse
rved
at
2600
m i
n 19
96/1
997
(B
iun,
199
9)
Ash
y D
rong
o D
icru
rus
leuc
opha
eus
2600
20
52
to 2
200
m o
r po
ssib
ly 2
400
m
sigh
t re
cord
s up
to
2600
m i
n 19
96/1
997
(B
iun,
199
9)
Cro
w-b
illed
Dro
ngo
Dic
ruru
s an
nect
ans
1600
15
75
up t
o c.
600
m
seen
at
700
m, n
ette
d at
160
0 m
199
6/19
97
(B
iun,
199
9);
seen
at
park
hea
dqua
rter
s in
200
8
Hai
r-cr
este
d D
rong
o D
icru
rus
hotte
ntot
tus
2050
20
50
to 1
700
m
hist
oric
al a
nd r
ecen
t si
ghtin
gs u
p to
205
0 m
Gre
ater
Rac
ket-
taile
d D
icru
rus
para
dise
us
975
800
to 6
50 m
hi
stor
ical
sig
htin
gs u
p to
975
m, r
ecen
tD
rong
o
si
ghtin
gs t
o at
lea
st 8
00 m
Yel
low
-bro
wed
War
bler
P
hyllo
scop
us i
norn
atus
1900
T
he o
nly
prev
ious
rec
ord
was
fro
m
voca
l in
divi
dual
pho
togr
aphe
d at
190
0 m
,
se
a le
vel
in S
araw
ak
24 O
ct.2
008
Soot
y-ca
pped
Bab
bler
M
alac
opte
ron
affi n
e 70
0 75
0 to
550
m
sigh
t re
cord
s fr
om 7
00 m
in
1996
/199
7
(Biu
n, 1
999)
and
to
750
m i
n 20
11
Sibe
rian
Blu
e R
obin
Lu
scin
ia c
yane
70
0 18
50
to 1
680
m
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 1
850
m
Ferr
ugin
ous
Flyc
atch
er
Mus
cica
pa f
erru
gine
a 15
00
1850
to
153
0 m
re
cent
sig
htng
s up
to
1850
m
Nar
ciss
us F
lyca
tche
r F
iced
ula
narc
issi
na
19
00
to 1
530
m
rece
nt s
ight
ings
up
to 1
900
m
Mug
imak
i Fl
ycat
cher
F
iced
ula
mug
imak
i 31
00
3270
to
232
5 m
re
cord
ed a
t 31
00 m
in
1996
, net
ted
at 3
270
m
in
200
5, s
een
at 3
255
m i
n 20
10
198
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ble
2. C
ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e Sc
ient
ifi c
nam
e Pa
st u
pper
mar
gin
Cur
rent
upp
er m
argi
n U
pper
mar
gin
from
Man
n (2
008)
N
otes
Thi
ck-b
illed
Flo
wer
peck
er
Dic
aeum
agi
le
56
0 be
low
200
m
rece
nt r
ecor
ds f
rom
500
and
560
m
Plai
n Su
nbir
d A
nthr
epte
s si
mpl
ex
56
0 to
122
0 m
ne
tted
at c
. 150
0 m
in
1999
(M
oyle
, 200
3)
Tem
min
ck’s
Sun
bird
A
etho
pyga
tem
min
ckii
2100
20
50
to 1
985
m
sigh
t re
cord
fro
m 2
100
m i
n 19
96/1
997
(B
iun,
199
9);
rece
nt s
ight
rec
ord
from
su
mm
it tr
ail,
at l
east
205
0 m
Eur
asia
n T
ree
Spar
row
P
asse
r m
onta
nus
19
40
to a
t le
ast
1400
m
rece
nt r
ecor
ds u
p to
155
0 m
nea
r pa
rk
he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd c
. 194
0 m
at
Mes
ilau
Gre
y W
agta
il M
otac
illa
cine
rea
3100
19
00
to a
bout
180
0 m
si
ght
reco
rds
at 3
100
m i
n 19
96/1
997
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Tabl
e 3.
Bir
ds s
how
ing
appa
rent
cha
nges
in
abun
danc
e fr
om p
rior
to
1998
to
afte
r 20
06 i
n th
e M
t. K
inab
alu
regi
on. S
ee A
ppen
dix
2 fo
r m
ore
info
rmat
ion
on e
ach
spec
ies.
Eng
lish
nam
e Sc
ient
ifi c
nam
e O
bser
vatio
ns
Litt
le G
reen
Pig
eon
Trer
on o
lax
reco
rded
at
Pori
ng, 5
00 m
in
1985
(Ph
illip
s, 1
986)
; no
rec
ent
reco
rds
Thi
ck-b
illed
Gre
en P
igeo
n Tr
eron
cur
viro
stra
co
nsid
ered
the
“co
mm
ones
t gr
een
pige
on a
t Po
ring
hot
spr
ings
” (J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
; a
dead
bir
d co
llect
ed a
t pa
rk
head
quar
ters
in
1988
(Je
nkin
s et
al.,
199
6);
no r
ecen
t re
cord
s
Bar
red
Eag
le-O
wl
Bub
o su
mat
ranu
s hi
stor
ical
rec
ords
inc
lude
an
old
spec
imen
with
no
loca
lity
data
, bei
ng h
eard
at
Pori
ng, c
. 600
m (
Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985)
, and
rec
orde
d
at
909
m;
no r
ecen
t re
cord
s
Bla
ck H
ornb
ill
Ant
hrac
ocer
os m
alay
anus
se
en a
t lo
wer
ele
vatio
ns o
f Po
ring
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5);
no r
ecen
t re
cord
s
Bla
ck-a
nd-R
ed B
road
bill
Cym
birh
ynch
us m
acro
rhyn
chos
w
as c
onsi
dere
d co
mm
on a
t Po
ring
(Je
nkin
s et
al.,
199
6); W
all
& Y
ong
(198
5) a
nd B
atch
elor
(19
91)
also
rec
orde
d th
e sp
ecie
s
at
Por
ing;
the
onl
y re
cent
rec
ord
is f
rom
Dob
bs (
2008
) at
the
Por
ing
hot
pool
s; s
eem
s to
no
long
er b
e co
mm
on
Lon
g-ta
iled
Bro
adbi
ll P
sari
som
us d
alho
usia
e m
ay h
ave
decl
ined
; be
fore
197
8, 1
4 sp
ecim
ens
wer
e ob
tain
ed f
rom
300
0–45
00 f
t (9
09–1
364
m),
and
the
spe
cies
was
rec
orde
d
up
to
1667
m;
the
only
rec
ent
reco
rd f
rom
the
hea
dqua
rter
s ar
ea i
s of
an
activ
e ne
st a
t 15
00 m
Ruf
ous-
win
ged
Phile
ntom
a P
hile
ntom
a py
rhop
tera
ne
tted
at P
orin
g in
197
1; n
o re
cent
rec
ords
Bar
-bel
lied
Cuc
koo-
shri
ke
Cor
acin
a st
riat
a si
ght
reco
rd f
rom
Por
ing
and
reco
rded
up
to 1
212
m o
n K
inab
alu
(Jen
kins
& d
e Si
lva,
197
8);
seen
at
cano
py w
alkw
ay, P
orin
g
(V
erm
eule
n, 1
996)
; no
rec
ent
reco
rds
Stra
w-h
eade
d B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s ze
ylan
icus
se
vera
l hi
stor
ical
rec
ords
fro
m P
orin
g, i
nclu
ding
nin
e bi
rds
seen
by
Ver
mue
len
(199
6);
no r
ecor
ds a
fter
199
6, e
xcep
t a
rece
nt
sigh
ting
from
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs t
hat
may
hav
e be
en a
n es
cape
e (A
B)
Bor
nean
Bul
bul
Pyc
nono
tus
mon
tis
was
“fa
irly
com
mon
aro
und
3000
ft
(909
m)”
(Je
nkin
s &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
and
rec
orde
d at
Bun
du T
uhan
(B
atch
elor
, 199
1)
and
Pori
ng, 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
also
Say
ap, c
. 100
0 m
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; no
rec
ent
reco
rds
Cin
ereo
us B
ulbu
l H
emix
os c
iner
eus
w
as c
omm
on f
rom
300
0–60
00 f
t (9
09–1
818
m)
on K
inab
alu”
(Je
nkin
s et
al.,
199
6) a
nd r
ecor
ded
up t
o 27
27 m
(B
atch
elor
, 199
1);
now
con
side
red
rare
fro
m 1
450–
1950
m (
AJB
)
Bla
ck-t
hroa
ted
Bab
bler
St
achy
ris
nigr
icol
lis
seen
at
Pori
ng, c
. 500
m i
n 19
89 (
Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
; no
rec
ords
sin
ce
Bla
ck-t
hroa
ted
Wre
n B
abbl
er
Nap
othe
ra a
trig
ular
is
nette
d at
Por
ing,
700
m i
n 19
96/1
997
(Biu
n, 1
999)
; no
rec
ords
sin
ce
Mal
aysi
an B
lue
Flyc
atch
er
Cyo
rnis
tur
cosu
s ne
tted
at P
orin
g, c
. 545
m (
Shel
don,
197
7);
also
rec
orde
d fr
om R
anau
(Je
nkin
s &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
; no
rec
ords
sin
ce
Van
Has
selt’
s Su
nbir
d Le
ptoc
oma
bras
ilian
a co
llect
ed a
t Po
ring
in
1977
(Je
nkin
s &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
; no
rec
ent
reco
rds
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downward shifts ≥ 100 m below their published minimum, but mountain barbet Megalaima monticola was recorded at 700 m in 1996, which is marginally lower than its 750 m minimum (Mann, 2008). Fifteen species showed apparent decreases in abundance (Table 3).
DISCUSSION
In comparing species occurrence before 1998 and after 2006 on Mt. Kinabalu, we found evidence for upward shifts in 24 species and downward shifts in 14 species. Eight of the upward-shifting species were observed at least 100 m above their published maximum Bornean elevation (Mann, 2008), which suggests the observed shifts correspond to genuine range changes. Some species appear to be colonising higher elevations. Common emerald dove Chalcophaps indica was known previously to reach only 1590 m in Borneo, but AJB observed this species near the power station (1900 m) on numerous occasions from 2009–2011, and it was commonly recorded in 2011 from 1450–1850 m. Temminck’s babbler Pellorneum pyrrogenys was formerly known only to range from 500–1575 m in Borneo, but now, on Mt. Kinabalu, it ranges from 975–1900 m, is fairly common from 1450–1650 m, rare to c. 1900 m, and has nested at 1860–1900 m (AJB; Appendix 2). Other species have evidently increased in elevation above their previous maxima, including chestnut-breasted malkoha Phaenicophaeus curvirostris (seen three times at 1500–1600 m), white-throated fantail Rhipidura albicollis (recent sightings up to 3300 m), mountain leaf warbler Phylloscopus trivirgatus (recent sightings up to 3221 m), and Bornean spiderhunter Arachnothera everetti (one mist-netted at 2100 m). Of the 25 additional species that were recorded above their Bornean maximum (Table 2), clear candidates for upward shifts include crested hawk-eagle Nisaetus cirrhatus and little bronze cuckoo Chrysococcyx minutillus.
Previous studies from tropical mountains have documented smaller shifts than predicted by the adiabatic lapse rate for most species (Raxworthy et al., 2008; Chen et al., 2009; Forero-Medina et al., 2011). All apparent shifts we documented occurred over at least a 12 year span. Thus it is unsurprising that changes may have exceeded the 1997–2007 lapse rate prediction of 87 m upwards from +0.48°C. Given the spatial and temporal uncertainties from our various data sources, it is diffi cult to compare observed changes to predicted shifts based on the lapse rate. The widespread upward shifts, showing no clear signal of taxonomic or dietary bias, agree with results of other climate change studies from Southeast Asia (Peh, 2007; Chen et al., 2009, 2011), and other regions (Pounds et al., 1999, 2005; Seimon et al., 2007; Raxworthy et al., 2008; Forero-Medina et al., 2011).
While some species may have moved upward as a consequence of climate change, other range changes can probably be explained by other factors. Three species, Oriental magpie robin Copsychus saularis, yellow-bellied prinia Prinia fl aviventris, and Eurasian tree sparrow Passer montanus, are open country birds that likely expanded their
ranges along roads as a result of habitat clearance in the region. Six species were migrants which may be less sensitive to warming, and yellow-browed warbler Phylloscopus inornatus is a vagrant with only two records for Borneo. Others, including brown wood owl Strix leptogrammica, Bornean frogmouth Batrachostomus poliolophus, giant swiftlet Hydrochous gigas, and orange-headed thrush Geokichla citrina are inconspicuous, rare, or diffi cult to identify, all of which make an accurate assessment of their ranges diffi cult or unreliable.
Our results also indicate that some species may have moved downslope since the 1990s. Perhaps the most convincing downslope shifts were shown in the upper range margins of two species, Bornean leafbird Chloropsis kinabaluensis (formerly seen up to 2650 m, but no recent records above 1800 m) and yellow-bellied warbler Abroscopus superciliaris (formerly up to 1818 m, no recent records above 1575 m). We fi nd these apparent changes convincing because these species are conspicuous and they have not been recorded recently in well sampled areas between park headquarters and Timpohon gate or at Mesilau. The infl uence of biotic and abiotic factors on lower and upper range margins are a subject of active debate (Lenoir et al., 2010; Gifford & Kozak, 2011), and detailed studies of downward shifting species are urgently needed. It would be interesting to investigate the incidence of downward range shifts as a function of species traits such as elevational range, presence of competitors, and tolerance to habitat disturbance. For example, range changes in Chloropsis kinabaluensis could be compared in Kalimantan where a lowland competitor (C. cochinchinensis) is present, and in Sabah where the competitor is absent, but C. kinabaluensis appears to be shifting its upper range margin downwards. It is unclear if changes in competitive interactions were related to downward shifts shown in the present study, but upward shifts in generalist species such as little spiderhunter Arachnothera longirostra (Table 1) could drive changes.
We suspect that many of the other possible downward shifts are due to past records of post-breeding dispersing birds (e.g., brown fulvetta Alcippe brunneicauda) or localised changes in abundance below Timpohon gate and incomplete sampling above the gate (e.g., ochraceous bulbul Alophoixus ochraceus and velvet-fronted nuthatch Sitta frontalis, both of which have been recently observed above 1900 m at Mesilau). In addition, it is possible that human disturbance (from increased numbers of hikers on the summit trail) could have contributed to reduced bird detection. Nevertheless, we think it is unlikely that disturbance from hikers could explain the lack of records for conspicuous species such as Bornean leafbird, and many months of current observations (from AJB and TEM) come from lightly used trails in between park headquarters and Timpohon gate.
Our historical-current data comparison also uncovered an apparent reduction in abundance of 15 species. This reduction may be explained by habitat loss, hunting, the pet trade, climate change, or incomplete sampling. Most of the observed declines are probably related to habitat loss at lower
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elevations in Kinabalu Park near Poring, and deforestation on the Pinosuk Plateau. All lowland species in Table 3 except straw-headed bulbul Pycnonotus zeylanicus and Van Hasselt’s sunbird Leptocoma brasiliana are either known to be or thought to be negatively-affected by forest fragmentation or logging (Lambert & Collar, 2002; Edwards et al., 2011). The apparent declines of these species could have been caused by relatively recent disturbances, or delayed extinction debt from earlier habitat loss (Kuussaari et al., 2009). Hunting, especially of large bodied species such as black hornbill Anthracoceros malayanus and Treron pigeons could have also contributed to declines. The cage bird trade is likely to blame for the dramatic decline in straw-headed bulbul Pycnonotus zeylanicus at Poring and elsewhere in Borneo (Sheldon et al., 2009). Incomplete sampling at Poring may also be a factor, but all species in Table 3 are reasonably conspicuous, with the possible exceptions of barred eagle-owl Bubo sumatranus and black-throated wren babbler Napothera atrigularis. At higher elevations, observations of long-tailed broadbill Psarisomus dalhousiae and cinereous bulbul Hemixos cinereus from park headquarters upwards may have become less frequent because of population reductions caused by deforestation on the Pinosuk plateau in the early 1980s (Sheldon, 1986).
Our results indicate that citizen science data (including birdwatchers’ trip reports and databases of audio, photographic, and birdwatchers’ records) are invaluable resources for comparing bird distributions, but these data tend to lack adequate spatial or temporal details. We reiterate the call by Boakes et al. (2010) for birdwatchers “who intend their observations to be of practical use to others to carry a GPS”.
The apparent range shifts documented here could help guide future research investigating changes in distribution and abundance of lowland colonists and highland endemics driven by climate change (reviewed in Harris et al., 2011). For example, it would be interesting to use playback experiments to study interactions among the three Arachnothera spiderhunters that now all occur at middle elevations on Mt. Kinabalu, and evaluate how interactions change with increasing elevation. In a similar situation, Jankowski et al. (2010) used playback experiments to discover that the higher elevation thrush Catharus fuscater was subordinate to the lower elevation C. mexicanus, which could have implications for the persistence of C. fuscater under climate change. dark hawk cuckoo Hierococcyx bocki is a nest parasite of chestnut-capped laughingthrush Garrulax mitratus in Peninsular Malaysia and a probable nest parasite of mountain leaf warblers on Mt. Kinabalu (Smythies, 1999). The apparent upward expansion of dark hawk cuckoo and its possible effects on Mt. Kinabalu’s high elevation avifauna (assuming fl exible host preferences) would make for an interesting research topic. Lastly, our results, when used in future studies, should help validate and improve models that forecast avian distributional changes and extinction risk from climate change (Shoo et al., 2005; Gasner et al., 2010).
In conclusion, we demonstrate a novel method for compiling avian occurrence data from diverse sources and attempting to account for varying temporal and spatial coverage and accuracy. Twenty-four species, eight of which were recorded above their published Bornean ranges, appear to have shifted their distributions upward. In addition, 14 species may have moved their ranges downslope and 15 species may have declined in abundance. The ecological consequences of these shifts are still largely unknown and we hope our fi ndings will be continually refi ned and stimulate further research on the mountain’s avifauna.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We are grateful to the many birdwatchers who posted their observations on the internet. B. Brook, D. Fordham, and N. Sodhi provided valuable advice. D. Bakewell, G. Dobbs, D. Edwards, P. Ericsson, M. Gurney, J. Harding, L. Harding, R. Johnstone, C. Lee, A. Pierce, P. Rasmussen, F. Rheindt, U. Treesucon, S. Woods, F. Verbelen, and BIW and OBI staff generously provided details on observations or provided unpublished data. Victor Emanuel Nature Tours, Birdtour Asia, Tropical Birding, Bird Quest, Rockjumper Birding Tours, WINGS, Field Guides, and King Bird Tours all responded to requests for historical data. JBCH thanks B. Butit for valuable assistance in the fi eld, the Loke Wan Tho Memorial Foundation and University of Adelaide EIPRS for funding, J. George, M. Lakim, A. Lo, D. Simon, and F. Tuh for logistical support, and the Economic Planning Unit (UPE: 40/200/19/2436) and Sabah Parks for graciously issuing permits. Three anonymous reviewers gave valuable comments for the manuscript.
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Appendix 1. Location and elevation of JBCH’s point counts. Note that the point ID numbers shown in Fig. 2 were for display purposes only.
Point ID Elevation (m) Coordinates
K 42 516 6.04826°N, 116.70244°E K 41 523 6.0462°N, 116.70332°E K 43 540 6.0504°N, 116.70179°E K 44 614 6.05208°N, 116.70027°E K 45 700 6.05322°N, 116.69832°E K 46 748 6.05553°N, 116.69812°E K 47 808 6.05687°N, 116.69636°E K 48 893 6.05883°N, 116.69525°E K 50 920 6.06189°N, 116.69195°E K 49 927 6.06031°N, 116.69357°E K 51 961 6.0625°N, 116.68982°E K 52 1003 6.06355°N, 116.68782°E K 1 1465 6.00705°N, 116.5495°E K 2 1504 6.00859°N, 116.54781°E K 3 1509 6.01056°N, 116.54663°E K 4 1531 6.01096°N, 116.54433°E K 5 1547 6.01318°N, 116.54479°E K 6 1564 6.01489°N, 116.54639°E K 7 1594 6.01711°N, 116.54631°E K 8 1620 6.01879°N, 116.54779°E K 9 1648 6.02109°N, 116.54813°E K 10 1688 6.02301°N, 116.54936°E K 12 1779 6.02742°N, 116.54959°E K 11 1780 6.02519°N, 116.54997°E K 13 1789 6.0294°N, 116.5486°E K 14 1859 6.03108°N, 116.54717°E K 15 1921 6.03065°N, 116.54941°E K 16 2023 6.03297°N, 116.5495°E K 17 2052 6.03504°N, 116.5503°E K 18 2117 6.03731°N, 116.55009°E K 19 2200 6.03958°N, 116.55034°E K 20 2268 6.04147°N, 116.55157°E K 21 2322 6.0413°N, 116.55377°E K 22 2446 6.04164°N, 116.556°E K 23 2556 6.04191°N, 116.55824°E K 24 2629 6.04334°N, 116.55996°E K 25 2703 6.04558°N, 116.56007°E K 26 2806 6.04738°N, 116.56137°E K 27 2895 6.04898°N, 116.56301°E K 28 2948 6.05113°N, 116.5636°E K 29 3036 6.0532°N, 116.56442°E K 30 3115 6.05527°N, 116.56525°E K 31 3221 6.05745°N, 116.56579°E K 32 3294 6.05967°N, 116.56623°E K 33 3410 6.06181°N, 116.56715°E K 34 3555 6.06403°N, 116.56703°E K 35 3697 6.06557°N, 116.56529°E K 36 3799 6.06604°N, 116.56302°E K 37 3859 6.06781°N, 116.56165°E K 38 3946 6.07°N, 116.56101°E K 39 3976 6.07214°N, 116.56021°E K 40 4022 6.07389°N, 116.55877°E
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le E
gret
E
gret
ta g
arze
tta
56
0 no
ne g
iven
in r
iver
nea
r Se
rins
im h
eadq
uart
ers,
c. 2
00 m
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
Por
ing,
c. 5
60 m
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011;
AK
N)
AC
CIP
ITR
IFO
RM
ES:
Pan
dion
idae
Wes
tern
Osp
rey
Pan
dion
re
side
nt a
nd m
igra
tory
two
seen
at
Pori
ng H
ot S
prin
gs i
n Fe
b (S
hack
elfo
rd, 2
007)
ha
liaet
us
popu
latio
ns i
n B
orne
o;
no
upp
er m
argi
n gi
ven
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ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
AC
CIP
ITR
IFO
RM
ES:
Acc
ipitr
idae
Cre
sted
Hon
ey
Per
nis
818
848
500
1500
* re
side
nt a
nd m
igra
tory
al
titud
es g
iven
are
for
res
iden
t
one
seen
at
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
Lam
bert
&B
uzza
rd
ptilo
rhyn
chus
po
pula
tions
in
Bor
neo;
ra
ce
Yon
g, 2
010;
Har
rap,
201
1; t
aken
to
be a
t le
ast
1500
m);
to o
ver
1000
at P
orin
g c.
500
m (
Wat
son,
201
0; A
KN
)
Bat
Haw
k M
ache
iram
phus
1545
po
ssib
ly u
p to
155
0 se
en a
t he
adqu
arte
rs (
5100
ft)
alci
nus
at
dus
k
Bra
hmin
y K
ite
Hal
iast
ur i
ndus
30
3
prob
ably
ove
r 11
00
also
at
Ran
au (
1800
ft)
Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
[Les
ser
Fis
h E
agle
] Ic
hthy
opha
ga
16
00
1000
si
ght
reco
rd a
t 16
00 m
hu
mili
s
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Mou
ntai
n Se
rpen
t
Spilo
rnis
90
9 31
00
1450
20
23**
75
0–29
00
colle
cted
“ab
ove
3000
ft
by
1450
–150
0 m
(A
JB);
168
8–20
23 m
(JB
CH
); H
arra
p,E
agle
ki
naba
luen
sis
W
hite
head
”; 1
600–
3100
m
2010
at
low
er s
lope
s of
Por
ing
(tak
en t
o be
les
s th
an
(Biu
n, 1
999)
60
0 m
; w
e ta
ke t
his
to b
e un
confi
rm
ed u
nles
s th
e bi
rd
w
as v
ocal
); s
een
abov
e B
ukit
Ula
r, c.
190
0 m
(JA
E);
at
leas
t th
ree
indi
vidu
als
resi
dent
. Reg
ular
ly s
een
circ
ling
arou
nd B
ukit
Ula
r (t
he h
ill),
190
0 m
, Feb
–Jun
in
2010
an
d 20
11 (
AJB
)
Cre
sted
Ser
pent
Sp
ilorn
is c
heel
a 70
0
560
1000
up
to
abou
t 12
00,
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; Je
nkin
s &
73
1–84
3 (J
BC
H);
250
–450
m a
t Se
rins
imE
agle
poss
ibly
hig
her
de S
ilva
(197
8) i
s va
gue
abou
t (S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
Por
ing
cano
py w
alkw
ay
Spilo
rnis
ran
ges;
Jen
kins
et
al.
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
); u
p to
(1
996)
sai
d: c
olle
cted
at
L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
ll, p
artic
ular
ly a
t km
1.5
–1.8
, in
Te
nom
pok
5000
ft;
“see
n
rece
nt y
ears
(JA
E);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
se
vera
l tim
es a
bove
par
k
560
m, S
ep.2
009
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
he
adqu
arte
rs”
(no
deta
ils);
Pori
ng (
Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
Cre
sted
Gos
haw
k A
ccip
iter
30
3 90
9 56
0 15
00*
up t
o 20
15 t
hrou
ghou
t
Pori
ng c
. 560
m (
Bar
nes,
200
5, A
KN
); b
red
at 1
500
m,
tr
ivir
gatu
s
B
orne
o (S
myt
hies
,
2009
–201
1 (A
JB);
Por
ing
(Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
19
57, 1
999)
Chi
nese
A
ccip
iter
30
3
500
one
colle
cted
by
Whi
tehe
adSp
arro
wha
wk
solo
ensi
s
in 1
887
Japa
nese
A
ccip
iter
gula
ris
303
500
1200
si
ght
reco
rd P
orin
g (n
o lo
calit
y Sp
arro
wha
wk
data
); J
enki
ns e
t al
. (19
96)
say
“P
orin
g ho
t sp
ring
s” (
take
n to
be c
. 500
m)
Bes
ra
Acc
ipite
r
303
1575
15
00
1660
19
00
nest
ing
on S
ilau
Sila
u tr
ail
se
en a
t K
iau
Vie
w (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
166
0 m
);
virg
atus
1982
, tak
en t
o be
157
5 m
;
seen
“lo
wer
dow
n on
the
mou
ntai
n” (
Woo
ds, 2
008)
; ne
st
betw
een
Park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d al
ong
road
nea
r Si
lau
Sila
u, 2
006
(JA
E);
bre
d at
150
0 m
T
impo
hon
gate
in
201
1 (n
est
activ
e M
ay–J
un)
(AJB
); P
orin
g
(Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
(Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
Gre
y-fa
ced
Buz
zard
B
utas
tur
30
3 16
00
1500
at
Par
k H
eadq
uart
ers
in 1
981;
M
esila
u go
lf c
ours
e, N
ov.2
010
(JA
E;
c. 1
650
m)
in
dicu
s
also
Bun
du T
uhan
(42
00 f
t);
700,
160
0, 3
100
m (
no p
hoto
s)
(B
iun,
199
9)
Bla
ck E
agle
Ic
tinae
tus
93
9 15
75
reac
hing
152
5 an
d pa
ir p
resu
med
to
be t
his
on
e on
Mou
nt K
inab
alu
[tra
ils]
(New
nham
, 200
7; G
urne
y,
mal
ayen
sis
abov
e sp
ecie
s se
en a
t K
inab
alu
Park
20
10;
Har
rap,
201
0; L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g, 2
010)
; un
com
mon
he
adqu
arte
rs (
take
n to
be
ab
ove
Kun
dasa
ng, c
. 130
0 m
(A
JB);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
15
75 m
) (S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
see
n on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u
(B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1)
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ppen
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2. C
ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Ruf
ous-
belli
ed
Loph
otri
orch
is
303
600
1530
Po
ring
low
er e
leva
tions
se
en i
n K
inab
alu
Park
, som
ewhe
re f
rom
hea
dqua
rter
s to
Haw
k-E
agle
ki
ener
ii
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o
Tim
poho
n ga
te (
Laz
ere,
200
5, A
KN
; Se
vena
ir, 2
010,
be
600
m)
AK
N);
see
n at
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (H
arra
p, 2
010)
Cre
sted
Haw
k-E
agle
N
isae
tus
50
0 15
75
1400
on
e co
llect
ed o
n th
e Te
mpa
ssuk
da
rk p
hase
at
Pori
ng h
eadq
uart
ers
area
(H
arra
p, 2
011;
ci
rrha
tus
pl
ain
take
n to
be
500
m);
see
n ab
ove
Mes
ilau
(Bis
hop,
201
0;
ta
ken
to b
e at
lea
st 1
900
m);
tw
o da
rk p
hase
bir
ds a
t
K
inab
alu
(Mye
rs, 2
009)
; re
gula
r at
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs,
2006
–200
8, c
. 157
5 m
(JA
E)
Bly
th’s
Haw
k E
agle
N
isae
tus
56
0 20
00
2000
Po
ring
(no
loc
ality
dat
a)
Pori
ng c
. 560
m (
Bro
wn,
201
1, A
KN
); P
orin
g (H
arra
p,
albo
nige
r
20
10);
upp
er e
leva
tions
of
Pori
ng (
Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to b
e at
lea
st 8
00 m
); s
een
at K
inab
alu
Park
(V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an, 2
008a
; L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g, 2
010)
; se
en
at
Kia
u V
iew
(D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be c
. 166
0 m
);
c. 2
000
m s
oari
ng o
ver
Buk
it U
lar
(AJB
)
FAL
CO
NIF
OR
ME
S: F
alco
nida
e
Whi
te-f
ront
ed
Mic
rohi
erax
975
to a
bout
120
0 si
ght
reco
rds
at R
anau
and
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; hi
ke t
oFa
lcon
et
latif
rons
Pori
ng;
Pori
ng, c
. 975
m
wat
erfa
ll, P
orin
g, i
n te
lesc
ope
(Sha
ckel
ford
, 200
7);
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
wat
erfa
ll hi
ke (
Har
rap,
201
1);
Pori
ng (
Hut
chin
son,
200
8,
Ju
n);
pair
reg
ular
at
Pori
ng e
ntra
nce
pre-
2006
unt
il de
ad
tr
ee c
hopp
ed d
own
(JA
E)
Pere
grin
e Fa
lcon
F
alco
2424
15
70
1575
**
2440
race
ern
esti
in K
inab
alu
Park
(N
ewnh
am, 2
007;
tak
en t
o
pere
grin
us
be 1
575
m);
Sila
u Si
lau
trai
l, 15
70 m
(B
arne
s, 2
005,
A
KN
)
Ori
enta
l H
obby
F
alco
sev
erus
no
ne g
iven
K
inab
alu
spec
imen
with
no
lo
calit
y da
ta;
Pori
ng s
ight
ing
w
ith n
o lo
calit
y da
ta
Com
mon
Kes
trel
F
alco
no
ne g
iven
si
ght
reco
rd f
rom
Ran
au
tinnu
ncul
us
GR
UIF
OR
ME
S: R
allid
ae
Red
-leg
ged
Cra
ke
Ral
lina
fasc
iata
90
9 15
75
650
15
50
dead
bir
d co
llect
ed a
t Pa
rk
650
m a
t Po
ring
, May
201
1 (A
JB)
H
eadq
uart
ers,
198
7
[Sla
ty-b
reas
ted
Rai
l]
Gal
liral
lus
to
at
leas
t 10
00
C
h’ie
n L
ee o
bser
ved
one
at c
lose
ran
ge a
t M
esila
u go
lf
stri
atus
co
urse
, c. 1
600
m (
C. L
ee, B
IW S
ep.2
009)
Whi
te-b
reas
ted
Am
auro
rnis
1515
15
30
also
Pin
osuk
Pla
teau
and
ne
ar M
esila
u (M
yers
, 201
0, A
ug;
Bro
wn,
201
1,W
ater
hen
phoe
nicu
rus
R
anau
A
KN
; th
e la
tter
at c
. 200
0 m
)
CH
AR
AD
RII
FOR
ME
S: S
colo
paci
dae
Pin-
taile
d Sn
ipe
Gal
linag
o
none
giv
en
com
mon
in
hill
rice
at
Pori
ng
sten
ura
H
ot S
prin
gs (
befo
re 1
978)
Com
mon
San
dpip
er
Act
itis
75
8
up t
o 13
00 i
n K
elab
it
c. 2
00 m
ele
vatio
n in
riv
er n
ear
Seri
nsim
hea
dqua
rter
s
hypo
leuc
os
upla
nds
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04)
CO
LU
MB
IFO
RM
ES:
Col
umbi
dae
Spot
ted
Dov
e Sp
ilope
lia
1000
sp
ecim
ens
from
Kin
abal
u Po
ring
(W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
ch
inen
sis
w
ith n
o lo
calit
y da
ta;
also
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
Por
ing
and
Kun
dasa
ng (
Gur
ney,
R
anau
; si
ght
reco
rd f
rom
20
10;
Pori
ng t
aken
to
be 5
00 m
); c
. 190
0 m
. at
Mes
ilau
K
unda
sang
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N)
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ont’
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nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Rud
dy C
ucko
o D
ove
Mac
ropy
gia
50
0 15
75
975
18
35
at K
unda
sang
up
to 4
500
ft;
Seen
“on
all
thre
e da
ys”
at P
orin
g (W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
,
emili
ana
ne
tted
in P
orin
g by
FH
S,
2001
); P
orin
g (B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1);
3100
m
c. 5
00 m
; si
ght
reco
rds
at 7
00
mar
k on
Lan
gana
n tr
ail,
c. 9
75 m
ele
vatio
n, M
ay 2
009
an
d 16
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9). W
e (J
AE
). W
e co
nsid
er r
ecor
ds a
bove
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs t
o
cons
ider
rec
ords
abo
ve p
ark
be h
ypot
hetic
al u
ntil
deta
ils b
ecom
e av
aila
ble.
he
adqu
arte
rs t
o be
hyp
othe
tical
un
til d
etai
ls b
ecom
e av
aila
ble.
Litt
le C
ucko
o D
ove
Mac
ropy
gia
303
3100
52
1 20
00**
to
at
leas
t 29
45
eggs
at
Kia
u; 3
100
m
521–
1789
(JB
CH
); c
omm
on t
o 20
00 m
(A
JB);
reg
ular
rufi c
eps
(B
iun,
199
9)
at M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JAE
)
Com
mon
Em
eral
d
Cha
lcop
haps
60
0 16
00
1450
19
00*
1590
w
indo
w k
ill a
t ni
ght
at p
ark
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
seen
Dov
e in
dica
head
quar
ters
bef
ore
1978
, 20
09–2
011
near
pow
er s
tatio
n (1
900
m),
com
mon
in
pr
esum
ed t
o be
a d
ispe
rser
;
2011
whe
re b
irds
wer
e se
en a
nd b
ande
d re
gula
rly
from
60
0 m
is
appr
oxim
ate
for
14
50–1
850
m (
AJB
); P
orin
g (R
hein
dt, 2
010,
per
s.
“l
ower
ele
vatio
ns o
f Po
ring
”
com
m.;
Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985)
; 16
00 m
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Litt
le G
reen
Pig
eon
Trer
on o
lax
500
12
20
500
m a
t Po
ring
in
1985
in
tere
stin
g th
at t
here
are
no
rece
nt r
ecor
ds
(Phi
llips
, 198
6)
Pink
-nec
ked
Gre
en
Trer
on v
erna
ns
303
700
none
giv
en
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4)Pi
geon
Thi
ck-b
illed
Gre
en
Trer
on
500
13
00
com
mon
est
gree
n pi
geon
at
inte
rest
ing
that
the
re a
re n
o re
cent
rec
ords
Pige
on
curv
iros
tra
ho
t sp
ring
s (J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a,
1978
; ta
ken
to b
e c.
500
m);
al
so R
anau
; de
ad b
ird
colle
cted
at
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs, 1
988
(J
enki
ns e
t al
., 19
96);
thi
s
spec
ies
has
been
col
lect
ed o
n
nigh
t di
sper
sal
at 7
00 m
in
C
rock
er R
ange
(J
enki
ns e
t al
.,
1996
) so
dea
d bi
rd a
t
head
quar
ters
cou
ld h
ave
been
a
di
sper
ser
Jam
bu F
ruit
Dov
e P
tilin
opus
jam
bu
700
1575
1575
to
at
leas
t 16
00
nest
at
5100
ft
in 1
985;
tw
o Po
ring
(B
enst
ead,
200
4);
fem
ale
in fl
ight
at
park
w
indo
w k
ills
at p
ark
he
adqu
arte
rs (
Bis
hop,
200
7; t
aken
to
be 1
575
m)
he
adqu
arte
rs a
t ni
ght
(tak
en t
o
be 1
575
m);
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
Gre
en I
mpe
rial
D
ucul
a ae
nea
93
9
10
50
also
sev
eral
col
lect
ed a
t K
iau
Pori
ng (
Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5)Pi
geon
42
00 f
t
Mou
ntai
n Im
peri
al
Duc
ula
badi
a 70
0 24
55
774
1997
**
to 2
500
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
Kia
u
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Por
ing
Pige
on
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
)
(egg
s)
(Woo
ds, 2
007;
Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
PSIT
TAC
IFO
RM
ES:
Psi
ttaci
dae
Blu
e-cr
owne
d
Lori
culu
s 50
0 16
06
516
16
20
sigh
tings
nea
r pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
516
m (
JBC
H);
sev
eral
tri
p re
port
rec
ords
fro
mH
angi
ng P
arro
t ga
lgul
us
in
197
1 an
d 19
73;
near
Por
ing
Pori
ng (
no e
leva
tions
giv
en);
can
opy
wal
kway
he
adqu
arte
rs (
Ver
meu
len,
199
6;
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
)
take
n to
be
500
m)
CU
CU
LIF
OR
ME
S: C
ucul
idae
Gre
ater
Cou
cal
Cen
trop
us
500
50
0
at 7
50 o
n M
t. Po
ring
at
edge
of
com
poun
d,
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
hear
d in
si
nens
is
Tru
s M
adi
take
n to
be
500
m;
Kia
u (e
ggs)
to
wn
of P
orin
g, 5
00 m
(JB
CH
)
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Les
ser
Cou
cal
Cen
trop
us
15
52
2000
sp
ecim
en f
rom
par
k he
ard
in K
unda
sang
130
0 m
(JB
CH
, AJB
); s
een
at
beng
alen
sis
he
adqu
arte
rs i
n 19
71 (
1552
m);
Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
si
ght
reco
rd f
rom
Por
ing
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta);
tw
o se
en a
t
Pori
ng (
Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
Raffl e
s’s
Mal
koha
R
hino
rtha
30
3 10
61
513
964
to 1
100
also
Kua
ng (
c. 2
200
ft);
Ran
au
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
ch
loro
phae
us
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta)
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2004
)
Red
-bill
ed M
alko
ha
Zanc
lost
omus
30
3
70
0 to
at
leas
t 17
50
also
Kua
ng, P
orin
g
seen
at
Pori
ng (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
Hut
chin
son,
201
1);
ja
vani
cus
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta)
Pori
ng, 7
00 m
Nov
.201
0 (J
AE
)
Che
stnu
t-br
east
ed
Pha
enic
opha
eus
30
3 10
61
539
1600
* 12
20
also
Ran
au
539
m (
JBC
H);
tw
o si
ghtin
gs n
ear
park
hea
dqua
rter
sM
alko
ha
curv
iros
tris
si
nce
2009
(A
JB, a
t le
ast
1500
m);
160
0 m
abo
ve p
ark
head
quar
ters
(A
B, J
ul.2
010)
; c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04)
[Che
stnu
t-be
llied
P
haen
icop
haeu
s 70
0
to a
t le
ast
1300
“r
isin
g to
foo
thill
s ab
ove
Mal
koha
] su
mat
ranu
s
Ran
au”
(Gor
e, 1
968)
—
Jenk
ins
et a
l. (1
996)
sai
d
“An
unus
ual
and
poss
ibly
doub
tful
rec
ord;
nor
mal
ly a
man
grov
e/co
ast
resi
dent
”. W
e
cons
ider
the
few
rec
ords
sin
ce
to
be
hypo
thet
ical
pen
ding
docu
men
tatio
n.
Bla
ck-b
ellie
d
Pha
enic
opha
eus
303
975
560
to
915
, onc
e at
170
0 c.
975
m a
bove
Por
ing
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
on L
anga
nan
Mal
koha
di
ardi
(Nez
adal
, 199
1, A
KN
); 7
00 m
tr
ail
at P
orin
g (A
ddis
on, 2
002)
; c.
560
m a
t Po
ring
(B
iun,
199
9)
(Bro
wn,
201
1, A
KN
); P
orin
g (M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08);
cano
py w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
, Se
p.20
09
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Che
stnu
t-w
inge
d
Cla
mat
or
500
to
975
in
Kel
abit
seen
in
hill
rice
fi e
ld a
t Po
ring
Po
ring
ent
ranc
e, N
ov.2
010
(JA
E, c
. 500
m)
Cuc
koo
coro
man
dus
upla
nds
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta)
Asi
an K
oel
Eud
ynam
ys
none
giv
en
win
ter
visi
tor,
reco
rded
sc
olop
aceu
s
cros
sing
the
tra
ck b
etw
een
R
anau
and
Kun
dasa
ng
Vio
let
Cuc
koo
Chr
ysoc
occy
x 50
0
521
13
00
Pori
ng h
ot p
ools
198
5 an
d 51
0 m
(JB
CH
); f
emal
e or
you
ng m
ale
at P
orin
g
xant
horh
ynch
us
19
86, t
aken
to
be c
. 500
m
(Lam
bert
& Y
ong,
201
0);
fem
ale,
Por
ing
(Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
); L
anga
nan
trai
l, M
ay 2
011
(S. T
. Yeo
&L
. Har
ding
, BIW
)
Litt
le B
ronz
e C
ucko
o C
hrys
ococ
cyx
939
1575
sc
arce
, pos
sibl
y in
to
spec
imen
of
“C. r
. ahe
neus
” Po
ring
(K
iong
, 200
8, O
BI)
; se
en a
t Po
ring
with
m
inut
illus
m
onta
ne a
reas
. For
co
llect
ed a
t 31
00 f
t te
lesc
ope
(Val
entin
e &
Thu
rmila
ngan
, 200
8a);
see
n in
C. m
. rus
satu
s, M
ann
te
lesc
ope
near
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
(200
8) s
ays:
sca
rce,
(Har
rap,
201
1; t
aken
to
be 1
575
m)
up t
o 94
5
Ban
ded
Bay
Cuc
koo
Cac
oman
tis
560
pe
rhap
s up
to
1530
ne
tted
at P
orin
g (n
o lo
calit
y se
en a
t Po
ring
with
tel
esco
pe (
Val
entin
e &
Thu
rmila
ngan
,
sonn
erat
ii
data
); u
nconfi r
med
sig
htin
g 20
08a)
; he
ard
at P
orin
g (H
arra
p, 2
008,
201
0; F
. Rhe
indt
fr
om 5
000
ft
pers
. com
m.)
; se
en a
t Po
ring
c. 5
60 m
(Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
)
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Plai
ntiv
e C
ucko
o C
acom
antis
70
0 93
9 50
0 56
0 no
ne g
iven
ne
tted
at 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
seen
and
hea
rd n
ear
Pori
ng h
oste
l (D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
m
erul
inus
be
c. 5
00 m
); h
eard
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m,
Oct
.201
0 (L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
)
Rus
ty-b
reas
ted
C
acom
antis
51
6 53
0 ab
out
1715
si
ght
reco
rd f
rom
Por
ing
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Por
ing
Cuc
koo
sepu
lcra
lis
(Hut
chin
son,
200
8; W
oods
, 200
8, X
eno
Can
to)
Squa
re-t
aile
d
Surn
icul
us
303
700
782
824
up t
o 12
20 o
r 13
10
Nal
umad
(25
00 f
t); T
enom
pok;
ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a; c
. 200
m a
t Se
rins
imD
rong
o- C
ucko
o lu
gubr
is
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2004
)
Mou
stac
hed
H
iero
cocc
yx
600
700
to a
bout
610
Po
ring
“on
tra
il to
the
bam
boo
Haw
k-C
ucko
o va
gans
grov
e”, t
aken
to
be a
t le
ast
60
0 m
(Ph
illip
s, 1
986)
; 70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Dar
k H
awk
Cuc
koo
Hie
roco
ccyx
90
9 18
35
1509
20
23*
1985
“t
o 18
35 m
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u
JBC
H d
ata;
Mes
ilau,
Dec
.200
8
bock
i
(Sm
ythi
es, 1
957,
Nat
ural
(C
. Lee
and
S. T
. Yeo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d);
regu
larl
y 50
m
His
tory
Mus
eum
)” i
n (M
ann,
ab
ove
Mes
ilau
on t
rail
to s
umm
it (J
AE
)
2008
); s
een
som
ewhe
re
be
twee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(Rob
erso
n, 1
988,
AK
N;
Bon
o,
19
97, A
KN
)
Mal
aysi
an
Hie
roco
ccyx
70
0 16
00
510
1600
to
162
0 no
min
ate
race
col
lect
ed a
t Po
ring
(G
abri
else
n, 2
005,
OB
I);
510
m P
orin
g B
otan
ical
Haw
k-C
ucko
o fu
gax
30
00 f
t w
hile
lay
ing
in a
G
arde
n, N
ov.2
010
(JA
E);
at
Pori
ng w
ater
fall
trai
l
Cul
icic
apa
nest
;
(Har
rap,
201
1);
hear
d at
Por
ing
(onl
y hi
ked
to
H. f
ugax
nis
icol
or c
olle
cted
“a
bove
bat
cav
e”;
take
n as
600
m)
and
else
whe
re i
n
at 3
100
ft;
youn
g de
ad b
ird
K
inab
alu
Park
(B
isho
p, 2
010)
; ba
nded
(in
bre
edin
g
colle
cted
at
head
quar
ters
co
nditi
on)
at 1
600
m i
n 20
11 (
AJB
)
(tak
en t
o be
157
5 m
); n
ette
d
at 7
00 m
, see
n at
160
0 an
d
2100
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
—
no p
hoto
s so
we
trea
t up
per
re
cord
as
unco
nfi r
med
Indi
an C
ucko
o C
ucul
us
12
12
645
904
1220
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
tw
o qu
estio
nabl
e re
cord
s fr
om
mic
ropt
erus
so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
Tim
poho
n
ga
te (
Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5; M
erri
ll, 2
011,
AK
N);
c. 2
00 m
at S
erin
sim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4)
Sund
a C
ucko
o C
ucul
us l
epid
us
900
2750
15
07
2700
75
0 to
abo
ve 2
750
1600
–260
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
rang
e (r
esid
ent
Cuc
ulus
lep
idus
) is
fro
m J
BC
H d
ata;
sp
ecie
s/ra
ces
invo
lved
unc
lear
he
ard
at P
orin
g, 2
6–27
Mar
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
; se
en a
t
in a
ll re
cord
s; t
o 27
50 m
Po
ring
, 6–9
Apr
(W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1);
taxo
nom
y
(Whi
tehe
ad i
n Sm
ythi
es, 1
999)
un
clea
r; M
esila
u, D
ec.2
008
(C. L
ee a
nd S
. T. Y
eo, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
STR
IGIF
OR
ME
S: T
yton
idae
Ori
enta
l B
ay O
wl
Pho
dilu
s ba
dius
700
to a
bout
750
ne
tted
at 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
STR
IGIF
OR
ME
S: S
trig
idae
Red
dish
Sco
ps O
wl
Otu
s ru
fesc
ens
15
15
600
19
85
nette
d at
500
0 ft
in
1964
. se
en a
t Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005;
Eat
on, 2
008)
; m
ost
Je
nkin
s et
al.
(199
6) s
aid:
vi
sits
to
Pori
ng a
t le
ast
hear
d at
600
m (
JAE
)
ID d
oubt
ful,
conf
usio
n w
ith
M
ount
ain
Scop
s O
wl
has
oc
curr
ed o
n ot
her
Mal
ayan
mou
ntai
ns
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Mou
ntai
n Sc
ops
Ow
l O
tus
16
00
3100
15
09
3036
75
0 to
270
5 16
00–3
100
(Biu
n, 1
999)
; ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a; t
he s
peci
es m
ay h
ave
been
sp
iloce
phal
us
Je
nkin
s et
al.
(199
6) s
aid
this
ov
erlo
oked
. It
was
com
mon
on
nigh
t su
rvey
s fr
om
sp
ecie
s w
as “
rare
ly s
een”
18
00–2
800
m i
n 20
10 (
JBC
H);
lik
ely
occu
rs a
bove
3036
m, w
indy
sur
vey
cond
ition
s m
ade
sam
plin
g
di
ffi c
ult;
Mes
ilau,
Dec
.200
8
(C
. Lee
and
S. T
. Yeo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
Raj
ah S
cops
Ow
l O
tus
broo
kii
18
80
to 2
000
on M
t. D
ulit
dead
bir
d fo
und
on s
umm
it si
ght
reco
rd b
y D
anie
l M
unoz
dur
ing
the
day
at 1
500
m
trai
l in
198
6 at
c. 1
880
m.
near
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs, M
ay 2
011
(no
phot
ogra
ph, b
ut
de
tails
mat
ch d
escr
iptio
n of
thi
s sp
ecie
s; A
JB)
Col
lare
d Sc
ops
Ow
l O
tus
lem
piji
303
600
500
at
lea
st 1
000
Pori
ng l
ower
ele
vatio
ns
hear
d at
Por
ing
(Har
rap,
201
0);
Pori
ng e
ntra
nce,
mos
t
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en
visi
ts h
eard
(JA
E)
to
be
600
m);
net
ted
at K
iau
Bar
red
Eag
le-O
wl
Bub
o
600
909
to a
bout
100
0 he
ard
at P
orin
g lo
wer
su
mat
ranu
s
elev
atio
ns (
Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
ta
ken
to b
e 60
0 m
)
Bro
wn
Woo
d O
wl
Stri
x
650
1650
15
00
Se
en a
t ba
t ca
ve, P
orin
g, N
ov.2
011
(c. 6
50 m
; JA
E);
see
n
lept
ogra
mm
ica
from
155
0–16
50 m
fro
m M
ar–J
un i
n 20
09–2
011
(AJB
);
al
so s
een
or h
eard
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te i
n 20
07 (
Bis
hop,
200
7), a
nd 2
008
(Eat
on, 2
008;
Har
rap,
200
8; H
utch
inso
n, 2
008,
Jun
, Jul
);
also
Mes
ilau
(Phi
llips
, 201
1)
Col
lare
d O
wle
t G
lauc
idiu
m
1515
16
00
1450
19
00*
to 1
530
on
also
c. 3
300
ft s
peci
men
fro
m
rang
e fr
om A
JB d
ata
br
odie
i
M
t. K
inab
alu,
to
2100
K
inok
ok;
dead
bir
d at
par
k
on
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi
head
quar
ters
in
1989
; 16
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Bro
wn
Haw
k-O
wl
Nin
ox s
cutu
lata
1515
15
30
eggs
at
Kau
ng;
colle
cted
at
hear
d at
Por
ing
(Ben
stea
d &
Ben
stea
d, 2
001)
R
anau
CA
PRIM
UL
GIF
OR
ME
S: P
odar
gida
e
Gou
ld’s
Fro
gmou
th
Bat
rach
osto
mus
650
to 9
15
da
y ro
ostin
g at
can
opy
wal
kway
(ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
) by
st
ella
tus
Uth
ai T
rees
con
in 2
002;
in
Apr
.201
1 A
. Pea
rce
(aud
io r
ecor
ding
) an
d A
JB m
ade
audi
o re
cord
ings
of
one
just
abo
ve b
at c
ave
(c. 6
50 m
)
Bor
nean
Fro
gmou
th†
Bat
rach
osto
mus
70
0 25
40
1575
18
50**
61
0–25
40
calls
hea
rd a
t Pa
rk
audi
o re
cord
ings
fro
m O
ct.2
011
of b
irds
nea
r hi
ll lo
dge
m
ixtu
s
Hea
dqua
rter
s in
198
4, 1
985
(c. 1
575
m)
and
on r
oad
oppo
site
Buk
it U
lar
(c. 1
850
m)
th
ough
t to
be
this
spe
cies
;
(S. W
oods
per
s. c
omm
.; JA
E)
ne
stin
g on
Sila
u Si
lau
trai
l in
1982
(Ph
illip
s, 1
986;
tak
en t
o
be 1
575
m);
net
ted
at 7
00 m
,
no p
hoto
grap
h (B
iun,
199
9);
to
254
0 on
Kin
abal
u be
fore
1998
(M
ann,
200
8)
Bly
th’s
Fro
gmou
th
Bat
rach
osto
mus
to
abo
ut 8
00
seen
and
hea
rd a
t Po
ring
by
affi n
is
D
enni
s Y
ong,
bet
wee
n 19
78
an
d 19
96
212
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ppen
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ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
CA
PRIM
UL
GIF
OR
ME
S: C
apri
mul
gida
e
Mal
aysi
an E
ared
Ly
ncor
nis
10
61
50
0 at
lea
st 1
065
also
Ten
ompo
k he
ard
at P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs (
Woo
ds, 2
007;
tak
en t
o be
Nig
htja
r te
mm
inck
ii
50
0 m
); 3
bir
ds a
t M
ongg
is s
ubst
atio
n, M
t. Ta
mbu
yuko
n
(3
50 m
, Jun
.201
1, A
JB)
Gre
y N
ight
jar
Cap
rim
ulgu
s
15
75
2000
m
igra
nts
at K
inab
alu
Park
fl u
shed
abo
ut 2
km
up
pow
er s
tatio
n ro
ad f
rom
jo
taka
head
quar
ters
sin
ce 1
982
he
adqu
arte
rs (
Add
ison
, 200
2);
seen
som
ewhe
re i
n
(tak
en t
o be
157
5 m
);
betw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d T
impo
hon
gate
D
ec.1
984,
Mar
.198
5
(Mer
rill,
201
1, A
KN
)
(Phi
llips
, 198
6)
Lar
ge-t
aile
d N
ight
jar
Cap
rim
ulgu
s
394
606
1190
al
so B
undu
Tuh
an 3
900
ft
mac
ruru
s
APO
DIF
OR
ME
S: H
emip
rocn
idae
Gre
y-ru
mpe
d
Hem
ipro
cne
500
975
500
at
lea
st 1
050
spec
imen
fro
m K
inab
alu
sm
all
num
bers
at
Pori
ngT
rees
wif
t lo
ngip
enni
s
(no
loca
lity
data
); P
orin
g
(Val
entin
e &
Thu
rmila
ngan
, 200
8ab)
; Po
ring
hea
dqua
rter
s
head
quar
ters
(V
erm
eule
n,
(Har
rap,
201
0; t
aken
to
be 5
00 m
); f
airl
y co
mm
on
19
96;
take
n to
be
500
m);
at
Por
ing
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
c.
975
m a
bove
Por
ing
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
Whi
sker
ed T
rees
wif
t H
emip
rocn
e
85
0 Po
ring
(no
loc
ality
dat
a)
Pori
ng (
New
nham
, 200
7);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
co
mat
a
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04)
APO
DIF
OR
ME
S: A
podi
dae
Gia
nt S
wif
tlet
Hyd
roch
ous
50
0 19
00
abou
t 18
00
be
twee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te
giga
s
(C
arat
ello
, 200
3; R
ober
son,
200
3, A
KN
); f
our
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
; fo
ur f
rom
Kia
u V
iew
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
166
5 m
); i
nspe
ctin
g L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
ll fo
r po
ssib
le n
estin
g (E
aton
, 200
9, M
ay;
1000
m);
sum
mit
trai
l (H
utch
inso
n, 2
009,
Jul
; ta
ken
to b
e
c. 1
900
m);
rec
ords
of
voca
l fl o
cks
whe
n w
eath
er i
s
ba
d an
d cl
oud
ceili
ng l
ow, b
etw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(17
00–2
000
m)
in 2
009–
2011
(A
JB);
Mes
ilau,
May
200
9 (J
AE
, c. 1
900
m);
on
entr
ance
roa
d
fr
om R
anau
, c. 5
00 m
at
edge
of
Pori
ng t
own
(F. R
hein
dt, J
ul.2
010,
per
s. c
omm
.)
Glo
ssy
Swif
tlet
Col
loca
lia
15
00
645
pr
obab
ly u
p to
412
0 sp
ecim
en f
rom
150
0 m
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
es
cule
nta
(M
oyle
et
al.,
2008
); M
ann
(Gur
ney,
201
0);
audi
o re
cord
ing
from
Aug
.201
0 at
bat
(2
008)
sta
tes
that
the
sw
iftle
ts
cave
, c. 6
45 m
(P.
C. R
asm
usse
n, A
VoC
et)
at
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs a
re
C. e
scul
enta
Bor
nean
Sw
iftle
t C
ollo
calia
18
00
2730
no
ne s
pecifi e
d
conf
usio
n w
ith p
revi
ous
spec
imen
s co
llect
ed f
rom
150
0 m
in
1937
, als
o up
to
do
dgei
spec
ies
mak
es i
t di
ffi c
ult
to
2730
m (
Moy
le e
t al
., 20
08);
180
0–19
00 m
(A
JB);
co
mpa
re;
Jenk
ins
et a
l. (1
996)
18
61 m
(JB
CH
)
said
C. e
scul
enta
was
fou
nd
“f
rom
the
coa
st t
o th
e hi
ghes
t
poin
t on
Kin
abal
u” b
ut t
his
pr
obab
ly r
efer
s to
C. d
odge
i
213
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ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
[Edi
ble-
nest
Sw
iftle
t]
Aer
odra
mus
939
none
spe
cifi e
d bu
t G
risw
old
spec
imen
; lo
wla
nd
fuci
phag
us
reco
rd f
rom
113
0 in
ca
ve r
esid
ent,
poss
ibly
a
Sa
raw
ak
doub
tful
rec
ord
Silv
er-r
umpe
d R
haph
idur
a
530
no
ne g
iven
si
ght
reco
rds
from
Por
ing
530
m (
JBC
H);
man
y tr
ip r
epor
t re
cord
s fr
om P
orin
gSp
inet
ail
leuc
opyg
ialis
(no
loca
lity
data
); a
lso
a
po
ssib
ly d
oubt
ful
reco
rd f
rom
so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n
gate
(R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
)
Bro
wn
Nee
dlet
ail
Hir
unda
pus
1575
17
00
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
c. 1
930
m a
t M
esila
u (H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N)
gi
gant
eus
ta
ken
to b
e 15
75 m
; si
ght
re
cord
fro
m P
orin
g (n
o da
ta)
Asi
an P
alm
Sw
ift
Cyp
siur
us
500
75
0 sp
ecim
ens
from
Kin
abal
u se
en n
ear
Pori
ng h
eadq
uart
ers,
500
m (
JBC
H);
c. 2
00 m
ba
lasi
ensi
s
(no
loca
lity
data
) at
Ser
insi
m (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; al
so “
low
er s
lope
s of
K
inab
alu
Park
” (D
obbs
, 200
8)
[For
k-ta
iled
Swif
t]
Apu
s pa
cifi c
us
none
giv
en
smal
l nu
mbe
rs a
t Po
ring
se
en a
t Po
ring
(B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1)
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
[Hou
se S
wif
t]
Apu
s
975
14
50
c. 9
75 m
abo
ve P
orin
g Po
ring
(H
arra
p, 2
010)
; an
d “n
ear
Kin
abal
u [p
ark]
”
nipa
lens
is
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
(Har
rap,
200
8, 2
010)
; at
site
“ne
ar M
t. K
inab
alu”
whe
re
Py
gmy
Ibon
was
obs
erve
d (H
arra
p, 2
011)
; al
so
so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N)
TR
OG
ON
IFO
RM
ES:
Tro
goni
dae
Red
-nap
ed T
rogo
n H
arpa
ctes
70
0 80
0
12
20
sigh
t re
cord
s fr
om P
orin
g;
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
hear
d at
ka
sum
ba
19
82 a
nd 1
985
in b
ambo
o
Pori
ng (
Har
rap,
201
1);
600–
800
m a
t Po
ring
gr
ove
(Phi
llips
, 198
6; t
aken
(F
. Rhe
indt
, Jul
.201
0, p
ers.
com
m.)
to b
e c.
800
m);
700
m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Dia
rd’s
Tro
gon
Har
pact
es d
iard
ii
700
560
905
1220
Po
ring
(no
loc
ality
dat
a);
90
5 m
(JB
CH
); c
. 200
m a
t Se
rins
im
R
anau
; 70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2004
); h
eard
at
Pori
ng (
Bis
hop,
201
0;
only
hik
ed t
o “a
bove
bat
cav
e”;
take
n to
be
c. 6
00 m
);
ca
nopy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, S
ep.2
009
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Whi
tehe
ad’s
Tro
gon
Har
pact
es
909
1970
14
50
1900
90
0–25
00, u
p to
178
0 m
any
spec
imen
s fr
om
1450
–190
0 m
(A
JB);
155
7–17
60 m
(JB
CH
);
w
hite
head
i
at
lea
st o
n K
inab
alu
3000
–600
0 ft
; 65
00 f
t re
cord
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
[unc
lear
whe
re 2
500
(197
0 m
) “p
resu
med
to
be o
f
re
cord
com
es f
rom
] th
is s
peci
es (
Smyt
hies
)”;
(Man
n, 2
008)
;
bree
ding
beh
avio
ur s
een
near
900–
2000
in
Saba
h pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
(Phi
llips
, 198
6)
Cin
nam
on-r
umpe
d
Har
pact
es
700
1550
15
30
nette
d at
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; he
ard
at P
orin
g (N
ewnh
am, 2
007)
; 90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
pT
rogo
n or
roph
aeus
high
er e
leva
tions
of
Pori
ng,
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
take
n to
be
c. 8
00 m
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985)
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ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Scar
let-
rum
ped
H
arpa
ctes
1575
65
0
to 1
005,
occ
asio
nally
Po
ring
in
1982
, Par
k c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
Tro
gon
duva
ucel
ii
to
150
0 H
eadq
uart
ers
in 1
986,
198
8 (H
arra
p, 2
011)
; ne
ar b
at c
ave,
c. 6
50 m
, Por
ing
(t
aken
to
be 1
575
m)
(F. R
hein
dt, J
ul.2
010,
per
s. c
omm
.)
Ora
nge-
brea
sted
H
arpa
ctes
30
3 10
61
750
900
200–
1500
belo
w 3
km
mar
k on
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail,
Pori
ngT
rogo
n or
eski
os
(tak
en t
o be
c. 9
00 m
) (A
ddis
on, 2
002)
; re
gula
rly
seen
/hea
rd a
t Po
ring
, 200
2–20
11, u
sual
ly 1
.5–2
km
on
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
(750
–900
m;
JAE
)
CO
RA
CII
FOR
ME
S: C
orac
iidae
Ori
enta
l D
olla
rbir
d E
urys
tom
us
resi
dent
and
mig
rato
ry
spec
imen
s w
ith n
o lo
calit
y se
en s
omew
here
bet
wee
n K
inab
alu
Park
hea
dqua
rter
s
orie
ntal
is
popu
latio
ns i
n B
orne
o;
data
; si
ght
reco
rds
from
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1);
no u
pper
mar
gin
Pori
ng “
whe
re i
t is
com
mon
” 25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4)
gi
ven
(P
hilli
ps &
Phi
llips
cite
d in
Je
nkin
s et
al.,
199
6)
CO
RA
CII
FOR
ME
S: A
lced
inid
ae
Ruf
ous-
colla
red
A
cten
oide
s 50
0 16
67
530
750*
* 16
80
53
0 m
(JB
CH
); u
p to
750
m a
t Po
ring
(JA
E);
fem
ale
atK
ingfi
she
r†
conc
retu
s
ba
t ca
ve (
Ben
stea
d, 2
004;
tak
en t
o be
645
m);
900–
1000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
Ban
ded
Kin
gfi s
her
Lace
do p
ulch
ella
60
6 10
30
500
975
1680
894
m (
JBC
H);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
ran
ge f
rom
JA
E
Bla
ck-c
appe
d
Hal
cyon
pile
ata
none
giv
en
Jenk
ins
& d
e Si
lva
(197
8)K
ingfi
she
r
ci
ted
Smyt
hies
(19
68),
say
ing
th
is s
peci
es o
ccur
s on
“Kin
abal
u fo
othi
lls”
Col
lare
d K
ingfi
she
r To
dira
mph
us
occa
sion
ally
up
to
spec
imen
obt
aine
d by
Tre
ache
r Po
ring
(W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
ch
lori
s
15
00
on K
inab
alu
(no
loca
lity
data
);
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2004
); “
at M
t. K
inab
alu
at a
n un
usua
lly
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
hi
gh a
ltitu
de”
(Mye
rs, 2
011)
he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
gate
(Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
Blu
e-ba
nded
A
lced
o eu
ryzo
na
12
12
560
14
00
st
ream
cro
ssin
g on
tra
il to
Lan
gana
n w
ater
fall
Kin
gfi s
her
(W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
, net
ted
in s
mal
l st
ream
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
seco
nd s
trea
m
cr
ossi
ng o
n L
anga
nan
trai
l
(B
enst
ead,
200
4; t
aken
to
be c
. 600
m);
Por
ing
at
c. 5
60 m
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N)
Blu
e-ea
red
Kin
gfi s
her
Alc
edo
13
75
ar
ound
the
riv
er a
t Po
ring
(A
ddis
on 2
002)
; 90
0–10
00 m
m
enin
ting
at S
ayap
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Ori
enta
l D
war
f
Cey
x rufi d
orsa
909
560
12
00
also
net
ted
at P
orin
g c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; hi
ke t
oK
ingfi
she
r
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta)
wat
erfa
ll, P
orin
g (S
hack
elfo
rd, 2
007)
; Po
ring
(M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08);
Por
ing,
c. 5
60 m
(Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
); 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
CO
RA
CII
FOR
ME
S: M
erop
idae
Red
-bea
rded
N
ycty
orni
s
303
800
560
833
1200
R
anau
; hi
gher
ele
vatio
ns o
f 25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ng,
Bee
-eat
er
amic
tus
Po
ring
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5 c.
560
m (
Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
); 6
71–8
33 (
JBC
H)
ta
ken
to b
e c.
800
m)
215
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ppen
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2. C
ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Blu
e-th
roat
ed
Mer
ops
viri
dis
800
sigh
t re
cord
s fr
om P
orin
g in
Bee
-eat
er
1976
BU
CE
RO
TIF
OR
ME
S: B
ucer
otid
ae
Bus
hy-c
rest
ed
Ano
rrhi
nus
303
1061
50
0
to 1
065
in S
abah
2–3
seen
on
24 J
un.2
010
at h
ot p
ools
, Por
ing
Hor
nbill
ga
leri
tus
(F. R
hein
dt, p
ers.
com
m.;
c. 5
00 m
)
Ori
enta
l Pi
ed
Ant
hrac
ocer
os
15
75
500
seen
by
Jenk
ins
at p
ark
Hor
nbill
al
biro
stri
s
head
quar
ters
in
1970
(ta
ken
to
be
1575
m);
Jen
kins
et
al.
(1
996)
sai
d: t
houg
ht b
y so
me
au
thor
ities
to
be a
dou
btfu
l
reco
rd
Bla
ck H
ornb
ill
Ant
hrac
ocer
os
303
600
abou
t 10
00
eggs
at
Kau
ng;
low
er
inte
rest
ing
that
the
re a
re n
o re
cent
rec
ords
m
alay
anus
elev
atio
ns o
f Po
ring
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o
be 6
00 m
)
Rhi
noce
ros
Hor
nbill
† B
ucer
os
1061
17
58
645
950*
* to
200
0 or
250
0
645–
824
m (
JBC
H);
see
n at
2.7
km
up
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
rh
inoc
eros
(Man
n, 2
008)
; to
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 9
50 m
)
17
50 i
n Sa
bah
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
)
Hel
met
ed H
ornb
ill
Rhi
nopl
ax v
igil
700
909
80
0 to
915
, per
haps
to
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
he
ard
at P
orin
g (H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
; re
gula
rly
hear
d
18
00
Po
ring
at
km 1
.8 o
n L
anga
nan
trai
l at
lea
st (
JAE
)
Wre
athe
d H
ornb
ill
Rhy
ticer
os
700
2848
75
0 24
00**
30
50
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; fl y
over
17
00 m
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (E
rics
son,
200
5);
a pa
ir a
t
undu
latu
s
reco
rds
up t
o 30
30 m
Po
ring
(N
ewnh
am, 2
007)
; Po
ring
in fl i
ght
(J
enki
ns e
t al
., 19
96)
and
(V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an, 2
008a
); s
een
at 1
900
m
3100
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
(A
JB);
see
n at
240
0 m
on
sum
mit
trai
l, Ju
n.20
11
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N;
pers
. com
m.)
; re
gula
r, 1.
5 km
a
pa
ir a
t c.
750
m, a
long
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
and
abov
e (J
AE
)
PIC
IFO
RM
ES:
Cap
itoni
dae
Gol
d-w
hisk
ered
M
egal
aim
a
303
1061
53
0 86
6 to
at
leas
t 15
25
ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a; c
. 200
m a
t Se
rins
imB
arbe
t ch
ryso
pogo
n
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04)
Red
-cro
wne
d B
arbe
t M
egal
aim
a
1300
sp
ecim
en f
rom
Kin
abal
u
raffl
esii
w
ithou
t lo
calit
y da
ta
Red
-thr
oate
d B
arbe
t M
egal
aim
a
500
1061
51
3 10
02
1380
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
also
a
mys
taco
phan
os
doub
tful
rec
ord
from
the
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
area
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
; ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a
Mou
ntai
n B
arbe
t M
egal
aim
a
700
2182
10
02
2085
75
0–22
00
sigh
t re
cord
at
700
m
1002
–162
0 m
(JB
CH
); r
ecen
t re
cord
s (n
o ph
otog
raph
s)
mon
ticol
a
(B
iun,
199
9)
from
208
5 an
d 26
00 m
on
sum
mit
trai
l, Ju
n.20
11
(S
. T. Y
eo, p
ers.
com
m.;
L. H
ardi
ng, B
IW;
J. H
ardi
ng,
AK
N);
We
cons
ider
the
260
0 m
rec
ord
to b
e
un
confi
rm
ed u
ntil
deta
ils b
ecom
e av
aila
ble.
Yel
low
-cro
wne
d
Meg
alai
ma
10
61
500
894
1220
645–
894
m (
JBC
H);
rec
ord
from
beh
ind
foot
ball
pitc
hB
arbe
t he
nric
ii
ne
ar P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en a
s 50
0 m
)
Gol
den-
nape
d
Meg
alai
ma
909
3182
14
65
2613
**
600–
3200
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Mes
ilau
head
quar
ters
(JB
CH
)B
arbe
t pu
lche
rrim
a
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ont’
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lish
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e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Blu
e-ea
red
Bar
bet
Meg
alai
ma
30
3 10
61
516
927
1065
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
au
stra
lis
from
JB
CH
dat
a
Bor
nean
Bar
bet†
M
egal
aim
a
560
2121
60
0 18
00**
42
5–21
40
“app
ears
to
be r
are”
Po
ring
, 600
m (
Edw
ards
, 200
8, X
eno
Can
to);
see
n at
ex
imia
(Jen
kins
et
al.,
1996
); c
anop
y
Pori
ng (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
Hut
chin
son,
201
1);
hear
d in
w
alkw
ay, P
orin
g (V
erm
eule
n,
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk (
Bis
hop,
201
0);
“hig
h on
the
[w
ater
fall]
19
96;
take
n to
be
560
m)
trai
l at
Por
ing”
(H
arra
p, 2
011)
; 90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; km
1.8
and
abo
ve o
n
w
ater
fall
trai
l (J
AE
; c.
800
–100
0 m
); p
hoto
grap
hed
at
c.
180
0 m
, Jun
.201
1 (S
. T. Y
eo a
nd L
. Har
ding
, AK
N,
2011
; pe
rs. c
omm
.)
Bro
wn
Bar
bet
Cal
orha
mph
us
303
1061
50
0 10
00
1450
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
fu
ligin
osus
he
adqu
arte
rs (
Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be 5
00 m
); P
orin
g
(N
ewnh
am, 2
007;
Gur
ney,
201
0);
com
mon
at
Pori
ng u
p
to
wat
erfa
ll (J
AE
; 50
0–10
00 m
)
PIC
IFO
RM
ES:
Ind
icat
orid
ae
Mal
aysi
an
Indi
cato
r
700
800
500
13
00
sigh
t re
cord
at
700
m
seve
ral
sigh
tings
bef
ore
2008
nea
r Po
ring
can
opy
Hon
eygu
ide
arch
ipel
agic
us
(B
iun,
199
9);
high
er e
leva
tions
w
alkw
ay (fi d
e JA
E),
juv
enile
see
n c.
200
7 at
Bro
wn
of
Por
ing
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
B
arbe
t co
lony
nea
r Po
ring
res
ort,
c. 5
00 m
ta
ken
to b
e c.
800
m)
(K. B
arne
s pe
rs. c
omm
.)
PIC
IFO
RM
ES:
Pic
idae
[Spe
ckle
d P
icul
et]
Pic
umnu
s
10
00
up t
o 12
20 o
n
near
Lan
gana
n w
ater
fall,
Por
ing
(Har
rap,
201
0; t
aken
to
in
nom
inat
us
Mt.
Mag
dale
na,
be
c. 1
000
m)
usua
lly i
n hi
lly c
ount
ry
Ruf
ous
Picu
let
Sasi
a ab
norm
is
303
700
560
900
1590
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
seen
at
2 km
mar
k on
Lan
gana
n w
ater
fall
trai
l (L
ow, 2
007;
tak
en t
o be
c. 9
00 m
); 8
26 m
(JB
CH
); b
at c
ave,
645
m, m
ale
mak
ing
a ho
le f
or 1
h w
ith f
emal
e ne
arby
in
2009
(JA
E);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Gre
y-an
d-B
uff
H
emic
ircu
s 50
0 55
0
15
30
Pori
ng;
1981
, 198
5; 1
981
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; se
en a
tW
oodp
ecke
r co
ncre
tus
reco
rd a
t ho
t po
ols
clea
ring
Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
(P
hilli
ps, 1
986)
and
198
5 in
fore
st “
just
abo
ve t
he p
ools
”
(tak
en t
o be
500
–550
m)
Gre
y-ca
pped
D
endr
ocop
os
606
909
500
600
1700
hear
d at
Por
ing
(Bis
hop,
201
0, h
iked
to
abov
e ba
t ca
ve;
Woo
dpec
ker
cani
capi
llus
take
n to
be
c. 6
00 m
); P
orin
g, c
. 500
m
(Wat
son,
201
0, A
KN
); P
orin
g (M
yers
, 201
1)
Ban
ded
Woo
dpec
ker
Chr
ysop
hleg
ma
30
3 93
9 50
0 80
0 16
75
ne
ar K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll (W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1;
min
iace
um
take
n to
be
565
m);
nea
r Po
ring
hea
dqua
rter
s
(L
ow, 2
007;
tak
en t
o be
500
m);
Por
ing
(Val
entin
e
&
Thu
rmila
ngan
, 200
8b);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en
to
be
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW);
Po
ring
, 800
m (
JAE
)
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2. C
ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Che
cker
-thr
oate
d
Chr
ysop
hleg
ma
545
1667
60
0 19
00*
to a
t le
ast
1835
, al
so R
anau
; so
mew
here
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
past
Woo
dpec
ker
men
tale
pe
rhap
s to
216
0 on
be
twee
n K
inab
alu
Park
K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll (L
ow, 2
007;
tak
en t
o be
c. 6
00 m
);
M
t. T
rus
Mad
i he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
Pori
ng (
Shac
kelf
ord,
200
7);
1450
–190
0 m
(A
JB);
ga
te (
Rob
erso
n, 1
988,
AK
N)
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
Cri
mso
n-w
inge
d
Pic
us p
unic
eus
606
1667
50
0 15
75
1700
al
so R
anau
; so
mew
here
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Kia
u vi
ewW
oodp
ecke
r
be
twee
n K
inab
alu
Park
tr
ail
(Hal
l &
Kro
ll, 2
004)
; Po
ring
(Sh
acke
lfor
d, 2
007)
;
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n M
t. K
inab
alu
(Har
rap,
201
0);
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
ga
te (
Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te
(Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
); 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0);
rece
nt r
ecor
ds f
rom
Por
ing
head
quar
ters
(JA
E;
500
m);
Mem
peni
ng t
rail,
tak
en t
o
be
c. 1
575
(S. T
. Yeo
, BIW
, May
201
1)
Oliv
e-ba
cked
D
inop
ium
60
6
560
15
90
also
at
Ran
au
seen
at
Pori
ng (
Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5; M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08;
Woo
dpec
ker
raffl
esii
E
aton
, 201
0 O
ct);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m,
Sep.
2009
(C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
Mar
oon
Woo
dpec
ker
Bly
thip
icus
70
0 21
00
530
1921
**
1800
ra
nge
from
Biu
n (1
999)
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e
rubi
gino
sus
from
JB
CH
dat
a; 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
Ora
nge-
back
ed
Rei
nwar
dtip
icus
1561
81
8 19
00*
to 1
985
on M
t. M
urud
, br
eedi
ng n
ear
Mt.
Kin
abal
u 25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Mes
ilau
Woo
dpec
ker
valid
us
Sara
wak
, at
1530
on
head
quar
ters
(ne
stlin
g
(Kio
ng, 2
007,
OB
I; t
aken
to
be c
. 190
0 m
); u
ncom
mon
Mt.
Kin
abal
u ob
serv
ed)(
Phill
ips,
198
6)
1450
–190
0 m
(A
JB);
818
m (
JBC
H);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; re
gula
rly
seen
at
Mes
ilau
car
park
, 200
9–20
10 (
JAE
; 19
00 m
)
Ruf
ous
Woo
dpec
ker†
M
icro
pter
nus
70
0 16
00
500
600*
* to
181
8 in
Sab
ah
1600
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; hi
gher
ne
ar K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll (W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1; t
aken
br
achy
urus
(G
ore
1968
)
elev
atio
ns a
t Po
ring
to
be
565
m);
Por
ing
(Val
entin
e &
Thu
rmila
ngan
, 200
8a);
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
to
Pori
ng (
Bis
hop,
201
0, o
nly
hike
d to
abo
ve b
at c
ave;
be
c. 8
00 m
) ta
ken
to b
e c.
600
m);
c. 5
00 m
at
Pori
ng
(Wat
son,
201
0, A
KN
)
Buf
f-ru
mpe
d M
eigl
ypte
s tr
istis
50
0 56
3 to
765
, pos
sibl
y to
25
00 f
t, N
alum
ad o
n th
e ea
st
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ne
arW
oodp
ecke
r
1100
si
de o
f K
inab
alu;
als
o
wat
erfa
ll at
Por
ing
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be c
. 950
m);
co
llect
ed a
t R
anau
; Po
ring
Po
ring
(V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an, 2
008a
, 200
8b);
(V
erm
eule
n, 1
996)
Po
ring
car
par
k (E
aton
, 200
9, M
ay;
take
n to
be
500
m);
cano
py w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
, Oct
.201
0
(L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
); 5
63 m
(JB
CH
)
Buf
f-ne
cked
M
eigl
ypte
s tu
kki
303
700
63
0 12
25
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
,W
oodp
ecke
r
<1.5
km
up
Lan
gana
n w
ater
fall
trai
l (A
ddis
on, 2
002;
take
n to
be
c. 6
00 m
); s
een
at P
orin
g
(V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an, 2
008a
); b
elow
bat
cav
e,
c.
630
m, P
orin
g (F
. Rhe
indt
, Jul
.201
0, p
ers.
com
m.)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Eur
ylai
mid
ae
Gre
en B
road
bill
Cal
ypto
men
a
700
1212
56
0 90
0 ge
nera
lly b
elow
700
at
Por
ing
1986
, 198
9, 1
990
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
clos
e vi
ews
vi
ridi
s
bu
t oc
casi
onal
ly a
s (B
atch
elor
, 199
1);
700
m
at P
orin
g (S
hack
elfo
rd, 2
007)
; 2
km u
p w
ater
fall
trai
l
hi
gh a
s 13
00
(Biu
n, 1
999)
(L
ow, 2
007;
tak
en t
o be
c. 9
00 m
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay a
t
Pori
ng (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
560
m)
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Hos
e’s
Bro
adbi
ll C
alyp
tom
ena
70
0 79
5 55
0 97
5 16
80
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; 79
5 m
se
en a
t Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005;
Eat
on, 2
008,
Oct
and
ho
sii
at
Por
ing
(Sm
ythi
es, 1
981
in
seve
ral
othe
r tr
ip r
epor
ts);
2.7
km
up
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
M
ann,
200
8)
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 9
50 m
); r
ange
fro
m J
AE
Whi
tehe
ad’s
Bro
adbi
ll C
alyp
tom
ena
70
0 16
67
700
1900
* to
185
0 on
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
1450
–190
0 m
(A
JB);
151
6–15
50 m
(JB
CH
); 2
.7 k
m u
p
whi
tehe
adi
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi,
to
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
w
ater
fall
trai
l (D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be c
. 950
m);
1700
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; 70
0 m
,
gate
(B
ono,
199
7, A
KN
); a
lso
Ju
n.20
02, O
ct.2
008
(JA
E)
eg
gs a
t K
iau
Bla
ck-a
nd-R
ed
Cym
birh
ynch
us
500
972
530
to
at
leas
t 90
0 co
mm
on a
t Po
ring
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; se
en a
tB
road
bill
mac
rorh
ynch
os
(J
enki
ns e
t al
., 19
96);
als
o
Pori
ng b
athi
ng a
rea
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
530
m);
co
llect
ed a
t K
aung
; lo
wer
se
ems
to n
o lo
nger
be
com
mon
at
Pori
ng
elev
atio
ns a
t Po
ring
(W
all
&
Y
ong,
198
5);
at l
east
up
to
K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll in
199
0
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
Lon
g-ta
iled
Bro
adbi
ll†
Psa
riso
mus
90
9 16
67
15
00**
90
0–17
00
14 s
peci
men
s co
llect
ed f
rom
ne
stin
g at
150
0 m
in
2010
(A
JB);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p
dalh
ousi
ae
30
00–4
500
ft b
efor
e 19
78
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0);
Lan
gana
n w
ater
fall
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be c
. 100
0 m
)
Ban
ded
Bro
adbi
ll E
uryl
aim
us
303
600
500
843
1220
he
ard
low
er e
leva
tions
of
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
;
java
nicu
s
Pori
ng (
Wal
& Y
ong,
198
5;
572–
843
m (
JBC
H);
500
–750
m (
JAE
)
take
n to
be
600
m)
Bla
ck-a
nd-Y
ello
w
Eur
ylai
mus
30
3 70
0 53
0 15
47*
at l
east
180
0
also
Kun
dasa
ng 4
300
ft;
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
Bro
adbi
ll oc
hrom
alus
Ran
au;
Pori
ng (
Jenk
ins
et a
l.,
(Val
entin
e &
Thu
rmila
ngan
, 200
8a a
nd o
ther
s);
arou
nd
1996
), l
ower
ele
vatio
ns o
f
bath
s at
Por
ing
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
530
m);
Po
ring
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5);
83
2–15
47 m
(JB
CH
; he
ard
at 1
547
m);
c. 1
000
m a
bove
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Mon
ggis
, Tam
buyu
kon
Jun.
2011
(A
JB)
Dus
ky B
road
bill
Cor
ydon
60
0 18
18
to a
t le
ast
1220
, onc
e lo
wer
ele
vatio
ns o
f Po
ring
se
en o
n w
ater
fall
trai
l at
Por
ing
(Whi
te &
Cla
rke,
200
3);
su
mat
ranu
s
at
160
0, p
ossi
bly
to
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en
past
Kip
ungi
t w
ater
fall
1835
to
be
600
m);
tw
o at
Por
ing
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be c
. 600
m)
(V
erm
eule
n, 1
996)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Pitt
idae
Gia
nt P
itta
Hyd
rorn
is
700
750
1525
fem
ale
seen
ver
y w
ell
by M
athe
ve e
t al
. (20
08)
and
ca
erul
eus
F. V
erbe
len
(als
o 20
08)
at 1
.4 k
m m
arke
r, c.
700
m;
hear
d
si
ngin
g at
750
m a
t Po
ring
, May
201
1 (9
9% p
roba
bilit
y)
(A
JB)
Blu
e-he
aded
Pitt
a H
ydro
rnis
bau
dii
to 6
10, p
ossi
bly
to
sigh
t re
cord
fro
m P
orin
g by
1200
“P
eter
s” (
Jenk
ins
et a
l., 1
996)
Bor
nean
Ban
ded
H
ydro
rnis
60
0 15
15
600
750
1680
he
ard
at l
ower
and
upp
er
hear
d fr
om c
anop
y w
alkw
ay (
Pori
ng),
see
n 1.
8 km
alo
ngPi
tta
schw
aner
i
elev
atio
ns o
f Po
ring
w
ater
fall
trai
l an
d ne
ar w
ater
fall
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
to
to b
e 56
0, c
. 800
and
c. 9
50 m
, res
pect
ivel
y);
1–2
mal
es
be 6
00 a
nd 8
00 m
) al
ong
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
(Ben
stea
d, 2
004)
; Po
ring
, 600
m
(E
dwar
ds, 2
008,
Xen
o C
anto
); w
ater
fall
trai
l
(E
aton
, 200
8);
Pori
ng (
Hut
chin
son,
200
8 Ju
n, J
ul);
m
ale
seen
, 750
m (
JAE
)
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ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Blu
e-ba
nded
Pitt
a E
ryth
ropi
tta
606
1212
56
0 96
0 15
0–15
20
km
2.9
on
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
ar
quat
a
c.
960
m);
Por
ing,
c. 5
60 m
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N);
782
m
(J
BC
H)
Bla
ck-c
row
ned
Pitt
a E
ryth
ropi
tta
none
giv
en
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
two
seen
us
sher
i
at
Por
ing,
c. 5
60 m
(B
arne
s, 2
005,
AK
N)
Blu
e-w
inge
d Pi
tta
Pitt
a
15
75
1800
se
en a
t Ten
ompo
k pa
ss 4
800
ft
mol
ucce
nsis
(mig
rant
); d
ead
bird
s co
llect
ed
at p
ark
head
quar
ters
in
Apr
an
d O
ct
PASS
ER
IFO
MR
ES:
Aca
nthi
zida
e
Gol
den-
belli
ed
Ger
ygon
e
50
0 56
0 17
00
rare
. Spe
cim
en f
rom
“lo
wer
se
en o
n K
inab
alu
(Bis
hop,
200
7);
hear
d an
d se
en f
airl
yG
eryg
one
sulp
hure
a
slop
es o
f K
inab
alu”
fr
eque
ntly
in
Kin
abal
u Pa
rk (
Bis
hop,
201
0);
Pori
ng,
(J
enki
ns&
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
c.
500
m (
Wat
son,
201
1, A
KN
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to b
e 56
0 m
, Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
PASS
ER
IFO
MR
ES:
Tep
hrod
orni
thid
ae
Bar
-win
ged
H
emip
us p
icat
us
700
1515
53
0 15
47
Mos
tly 7
50 t
o 18
35,
Sila
u Si
lau
trai
l, c.
500
0 ft
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
eFl
ycat
cher
-shr
ike
oc
casi
onal
ly b
elow
(1
515
m)
in 1
989
(Bat
chel
or,
from
JB
CH
dat
a
15
0
1991
); 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Bla
ck-w
inge
d
Hem
ipus
60
0 70
0 50
0 56
0 12
00
colle
cted
at
Ran
au;
low
er
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ngFl
ycat
cher
-shr
ike
hiru
ndin
aceu
s
elev
atio
ns o
f Po
ring
(B
arne
s, 2
009)
; ne
ar P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
(H
arra
p, 2
011;
tak
en t
o be
500
m);
can
opy
wal
kway
,
to b
e 60
0 m
); 7
00 m
ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
, Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Lar
ge W
oods
hrik
e Te
phro
dorn
is
90
9 80
0 90
0 11
50
Pori
ng, 1
986,
198
8 c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; 2
km a
long
vi
rgat
us
(B
atch
elor
, 199
1);
Pori
ng
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
(Low
, 200
7; t
aken
to
be 9
00 m
); P
orin
g
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
(New
nham
, 200
7);
800
m, P
orin
g (J
AE
)
Ruf
ous-
win
ged
P
hile
ntom
a 50
0
1530
ne
tted
at P
orin
g, c
. 160
0 ft
in
tere
stin
g th
at t
here
are
no
rece
nt r
ecor
dsPh
ilent
oma
pyrh
opte
ra
in
197
1
Mar
oon-
brea
sted
P
hile
ntom
a 54
5 15
00
80
0 15
30
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
ca
nopy
wal
kway
, Por
ing
(Gab
riel
sen,
200
5, O
BI;
tak
enPh
ilent
oma
vela
ta
he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
to b
e 56
0 m
); P
orin
g (M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08);
800
m (
JAE
)
gate
(R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
);
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Art
amid
ae
Whi
te-b
reas
ted
A
rtam
us
333
15
75
1900
20
00
alon
g ro
adsi
des
in P
orin
g an
d se
en a
t 19
00 m
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (S
held
on &
Moy
le,
Woo
dsw
allo
w
leuc
oryn
chus
Ran
au (
Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
20
08);
see
n fr
om K
iau
Vie
w (
taki
ng t
herm
als
up f
rom
open
cou
ntry
) an
d ov
er p
ark
head
quar
ters
(D
obbs
, 200
8;
ta
ken
to b
e 15
75 m
); M
esila
u ve
geta
ble
gard
en n
ear
Buk
it B
abi,
Apr
.201
1 (A
B)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Aeg
ithin
idae
Com
mon
Ior
a A
egith
ina
tiphi
a 50
0
560
61
0 co
llect
ed a
t R
anau
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
(Bar
nes,
200
9);
cano
py w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
,
O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
220
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Gre
en I
ora
Aeg
ithin
a
500
850
1220
uppe
r bo
unda
ry w
ith a
n au
dio
reco
rdin
g (J
BC
H);
vi
ridi
ssim
a
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ng
(B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1; R
hein
dt, 2
003;
Val
entin
e
&
Thu
rmila
ngan
, 200
8a;
Bar
nes,
200
9; L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g,
20
10);
nea
r Po
ring
HQ
(H
arra
p, 2
011;
tak
en t
o be
500
m)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Cam
peph
agid
ae
Sund
a C
ucko
o-sh
rike
C
orac
ina
larv
ata
909
1970
14
50
2040
70
0–25
50
up t
o at
lea
st 6
500
ft (
1970
m)
1450
–190
0 (A
JB);
204
0 m
on
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (N
. Ath
anas
,
and
“alo
ng p
ower
sta
tion
road
” 20
08, X
eno
Can
to);
“gr
eate
r th
an 2
000
m o
n su
mm
it
in 1
989
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
tr
ail”
(ta
ken
to b
e c.
205
0 m
but
Xen
o C
anto
rec
ord
mor
e ac
cura
te)
and
c. 1
900
m a
t M
esila
u
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N)
Bar
-bel
lied
C
orac
ina
stri
ata
560
1212
12
50
seen
at
Pori
ng b
y “B
erw
ick
inte
rest
ing
that
the
re a
re n
o re
cent
rec
ords
Cuc
koo-
shri
ke
& L
athb
ury”
(Je
nkin
s &
de S
ilva,
197
8);
to 4
000
ft
on
Kin
abal
u (S
myt
hies
, 195
9
in J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
;
cano
py w
alkw
ay, P
orin
g
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6; t
aken
to
be
560
m)
Les
ser
Cuc
koo-
shri
ke
Cor
acin
a
909
10
36
ca
nopy
wal
kway
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
tak
en t
o be
560
m);
at
fi m
bria
ta
Pori
ng (
one
bird
on
two
days
)(N
ewnh
am, 2
007)
Fier
y M
iniv
et
Per
icro
cotu
s
550
to
600
st
atus
unc
erta
in-n
o lo
calit
y ne
ar P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs (
Add
ison
, 200
2);
fem
ale
seen
ig
neus
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
data
for
tw
o sp
ecim
ens
wel
l at
fru
iting
tre
e at
550
m, P
orin
g (D
obbs
, 200
8)
Gre
y-ch
inne
d
Per
icro
cotu
s
909
2600
15
04
2456
**
650–
2440
16
00–2
600
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a; 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
Min
ivet
so
lari
s
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0);
Mes
ilau,
Dec
.200
8
(C
. Lee
and
S. T
. Yeo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
Scar
let
Min
ivet
P
eric
roco
tus
70
0 12
12
560
to
at
leas
t 13
00
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; at
Por
ing
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ng,
sp
ecio
sus
in
198
6 an
d 19
89 (
Bat
chel
or,
“alo
ng u
pper
tra
il” (
Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be a
t le
ast
19
91)
800
m);
a g
roup
at
Pori
ng (
Woo
ds, 2
008)
; 90
0–10
00 m
at S
ayap
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; ca
nopy
wal
kway
,
ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
, Oct
.201
0 (L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Pac
hyce
phal
idae
Bor
nean
Whi
stle
r P
achy
ceph
ala
90
9 31
00
1450
25
97**
29
20
mor
e co
mm
on a
t hi
gher
br
eeds
dow
n to
145
0 m
(A
JB);
150
6–25
97 m
(JB
CH
);
hypo
xant
ha
el
evat
ions
; ne
tted
1600
–310
0
Mes
ilau,
Dec
.200
8 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Lan
iidae
Tig
er S
hrik
e La
nius
tig
rinu
s
13
00
sigh
t re
cord
s fr
om R
anau
Bro
wn
Shri
ke
Lani
us c
rist
atus
17
00
colle
cted
on
Kin
abal
u at
low
Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
altit
udes
Lon
g-ta
iled
Shri
ke
Lani
us s
chac
h
no
ne g
iven
on h
illsi
de j
ust
belo
w t
he K
inab
alu
Her
itage
Res
ort
(Kam
pung
Sin
isia
n), 1
320
m, 2
009–
2011
(A
JB);
on
pow
erlin
es “
near
Mes
ilau”
(M
yers
, 201
0, J
ul;
take
n to
be
at
leas
t 17
00 m
); b
etw
een
Kun
dasa
ng a
nd M
esila
u,
pair
, cal
ling,
May
200
9, a
gain
Nov
.201
0, s
eem
s to
ref
er
to r
ace
nasu
tus
(JA
E)
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ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Vir
eoni
dae
Whi
te-b
ellie
d
Erp
orni
s
700
1515
51
6 18
00*
sea
leve
l to
ove
r 70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
516–
1500
m (
JBC
H);
unc
omm
on t
o at
lea
st 1
800
mE
rpor
nis
zant
hole
uca
1750
(AJB
)
Bly
th’s
Shr
ike
P
teru
thiu
s 12
12
3030
15
10
3003
75
0–31
00
tw
o po
ssib
ly d
oubt
ful
reco
rds
from
low
ele
vatio
ns a
tB
abbl
er
aera
latu
s
Po
ring
: c.
500
m (
Wat
son,
201
0, A
KN
), “
seen
ver
y ni
cely
from
the
can
opy
wal
kway
” (B
isho
p, 2
010;
tak
en t
o be
560
m);
ran
ge f
rom
JB
CH
dat
a; M
esila
u
he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Ori
olid
ae
Dar
k-th
roat
ed
Ori
olus
30
0 80
0 51
6 56
3 to
at
leas
t 13
15
Ran
au;
not
foun
d ab
ove
300
m
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
Ori
ole
xant
hono
tus
by
Whi
tehe
ad;
low
er a
nd
from
JB
CH
dat
a
high
er e
leva
tions
of
Pori
ng
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
to
be
600
and
800
m)
Bla
ck-n
aped
O
riol
us c
hine
nsis
60
6
eith
er a
rar
e re
side
nt
colle
cted
in
1893
at
Kam
pung
Ori
ole
or
an
esca
pee;
no
Mel
angk
ap a
t 20
00 f
t,
m
axim
um g
iven
K
inab
alu;
sta
tus
unkn
own
Bla
ck-a
nd-c
rim
son
Ori
olus
cru
entu
s 70
0 16
00
900
1900
* er
rone
ousl
y ci
tes
788–
1575
m, c
omm
on a
roun
d 25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
km 2
.1 o
nO
riol
e
Jenk
ins
and
de S
ilva
park
hea
dqua
rter
s L
anga
nan
trai
l (D
obbs
, 200
8; c
. 900
m);
145
1–17
79 m
(197
8) a
s sa
ying
“to
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
; (J
BC
H);
rar
e to
190
0 m
(A
JB);
Mes
ilau
Jul–
Aug
.200
5
18
35 o
n K
inab
alu”
;
700–
1600
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
; (S
. Won
g, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
to 2
300
on T
rus
Mad
i; so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk
dow
n to
600
he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
ga
te (
Rob
erso
n, 1
988,
AK
N;
Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Dic
ruri
dae
Ash
y D
rong
o D
icru
rus
50
0 26
00
1575
20
52**
15
0–22
00 o
r po
ssib
ly
also
rec
orde
d at
Kia
u (e
ggs)
; Po
ring
(N
ewnh
am, 2
007;
Har
rap,
201
1);
grea
ter
than
le
ucop
haeu
s
24
00
Pori
ng c
. 975
m (
Nez
adal
, 199
1,
2000
m o
n su
mm
it tr
ail
(Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
);
AK
N);
700
–260
0 m
17
62–2
052
m (
JBC
H);
bre
d at
hea
dqua
rter
s, c
. 157
5 m
(B
iun
1999
) (A
JB);
man
y tim
es a
t M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JAE
);
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Cro
w-b
illed
Dro
ngo
Dic
ruru
s
700
1600
1575
up
to
c. 6
00
colle
cted
at
Pori
ng;
Kin
abal
u c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; cl
eari
ng
anne
ctan
s
“low
alti
tude
”; 7
00 m
, net
ted
c. 5
00 m
alo
ng L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
at
160
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be c
. 600
m e
leva
tion)
;
pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
May
200
8 (N
. Abg
hani
, BIW
,
acce
pted
; ta
ken
to b
e c.
157
5 m
)
Bro
nzed
Dro
ngo
Dic
ruru
s ae
neus
50
0 80
0
95
0 ne
tted
at P
orin
g; h
ighe
r c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
el
evat
ions
of
Pori
ng
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o
be 8
00 m
); 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
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ont’
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e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Hai
r-cr
este
d D
rong
o D
icru
rus
70
0 20
50
500
2050
17
00
758–
1575
m o
vera
ll, e
ggs
at
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
ho
ttent
ottu
s
Kau
ng, r
ecor
ded
from
Pin
osuk
(R
oadh
ouse
, 200
9);
Pori
ng c
. 500
m
Plat
eau
(Jen
kins
& d
e Si
lva,
(W
atso
n, 2
010,
AK
N);
Por
ing
c. 5
60 m
19
78);
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N);
see
n 30
0 m
up
sum
mit
trai
l fr
om
park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d
Tim
poho
n ga
te, c
. 205
0 m
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N;
T
impo
hon
gate
(R
ober
son,
L
. Har
ding
, per
s. c
omm
.);
bred
at
1900
m (
AJB
)
1988
, AK
N;
Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N);
(A
JB)
927–
1568
m (
JBC
H);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p
grea
ter
than
200
0 m
on
the
(Moy
le&
She
ldon
, 200
0)
sum
mit
trai
l (R
ober
son,
198
8,
AK
N;
take
n to
be
2050
m);
700
,
1600
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
Gre
ater
Rac
ket-
taile
d
Dic
ruru
s 50
0 97
5 53
0 80
0 65
0 K
ampu
ng N
alum
ad;
uppe
r c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; 53
0–56
3 m
Dro
ngo
para
dise
us
el
evat
ions
of
Pori
ng
(JB
CH
); r
egul
arly
to
c. 8
00 m
on
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
(JA
E)
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
to b
e 80
0 m
); P
orin
g c.
975
m
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Rhi
pidu
rida
e
Whi
te-t
hroa
ted
R
hipi
dura
80
0 31
00
975
3290
* 70
0-27
50
909–
2727
m (
Jenk
ins
&
1508
–329
0 m
(JB
CH
); M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H);
Fant
ail
albi
colli
s
de S
ilva,
197
8);
1600
–310
0 m
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
;
(Biu
n, 1
999)
; co
mm
on a
roun
d
c. 2
00 m
bel
ow L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
ll
park
hea
dqua
rter
s; a
lso
seen
(D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be c
. 975
m)
at
hig
her
elev
atio
ns o
f Po
ring
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o
be c
. 800
m)
Pied
Fan
tail
Rhi
pidu
ra
300
15
30
also
Por
ing
and
at 5
000
ft
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4)
java
nica
on P
inos
uk p
late
au
Spot
ted
Fant
ail
Rhi
pidu
ra
500
1606
16
80
Po
ring
(H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
; ab
ove
Mon
ggis
, Tam
buyu
kon,
pe
rlat
a
c.
800
m, J
un.2
011
(AJB
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Mon
arch
idae
Bla
ck-n
aped
H
ypot
hym
is
303
1212
56
0 98
4 12
20
also
Nal
umad
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
cano
pyM
onar
ch
azur
ea
wal
kway
at
Pori
ng (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
560
m);
624–
984
m (
JBC
H)
Asi
an P
arad
ise
Terp
siph
one
50
0 70
0 64
0 98
4 14
32
also
at
4000
ft
on r
oad
to
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
just
bel
owFl
ycat
cher
pa
radi
si
K
inab
alu
Park
fro
m K
ota
ba
t ca
ve (
Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 6
40 m
);
Kin
abal
u; R
anau
; 70
0 m
98
4 m
(JB
CH
)
(Biu
n, 1
999)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Cor
vida
e
Cre
sted
Jay
P
laty
loph
us
500
1303
51
0 98
4 16
80
com
mon
ly s
een
at P
orin
g c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
from
ga
leri
cula
tus
JBC
H d
ata;
man
y tr
ip r
epor
t re
cord
s fr
om P
orin
g;
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Bla
ck M
agpi
e P
laty
smur
us
303
800
1065
“s
peci
men
at
near
ly 1
000
ft”;
pa
st K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll (R
hein
dt, 2
003;
tak
en t
o be
le
ucop
teru
s
low
er a
nd h
ighe
r el
evat
ions
of
c.
600
m);
Por
ing
(Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5;
Po
ring
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5;
Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
take
n to
be
600
and
800
m)
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Com
mon
Gre
en
Cis
sa c
hine
nsis
30
3 15
15
to 1
530
or 2
150
303–
1515
m, a
lso
at K
iau
at M
t. K
inab
alu
(in
betw
een
HQ
and
T g
ate)
: “l
onge
r ta
ilM
agpi
e
(e
ggs)
(Je
nkin
s &
de
Silv
a,
with
bla
ck a
nd w
hite
edg
ings
cle
arly
dif
fere
ntia
ted
it
1978
); 7
00 m
, net
ted
at
from
the
pre
viou
s sp
ecie
s [C
. tha
lass
ina]
” (W
alla
ce &
21
00 m
(no
pho
togr
aph)
W
alla
ce, 2
001)
; M
t. K
inab
alu
(Hal
l &
Kro
ll, 2
004)
;
(Biu
n, 1
999)
be
twee
n he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
gate
(B
row
n, 2
011,
A
KN
; ta
ken
to p
ossi
bly
be d
oubt
ful)
; ne
ar R
ajah
Lod
ge,
park
hea
dqua
rter
s ar
ea, A
ug.2
008
(A. H
. Pen
g, B
IW,
acce
pted
; po
ssib
ly d
oubt
ful,
appa
rent
ly n
o ph
otog
raph
);
do
ubtf
ul r
ecor
ds f
rom
Mes
ilau,
Apr
.200
6
(R
. Teo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
Shor
t-ta
iled
Gre
en
Cis
sa t
hala
ssin
a 90
9 26
00
1508
20
16**
30
5–27
35
2600
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a, p
roba
bly
hear
d do
wn
to 9
61 m
Mag
pie
(J
BC
H);
300
m f
rom
Mes
ilau
head
quar
ters
alo
ng M
esila
u
tr
ail
May
200
9 (J
AE
)
Bor
nean
Tre
epie
D
endr
ocitt
a
303
2900
70
0 23
00**
30
5–29
00, o
ccas
iona
lly
com
mon
fro
m 2
700–
7000
ft
894–
2284
m (
JBC
H);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
ci
nera
scen
s
m
uch
low
er (
Smyt
hies
,
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2004
); 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
1957
, 198
1 in
Man
n,
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; au
dio
reco
rdin
g fr
om
20
08)
c.
230
0 m
, Aug
.201
0 (P
. C. R
asm
usse
n, A
VoC
et);
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d);
regu
lar
dow
n to
700
m a
t Po
ring
(JA
E)
Slen
der-
bille
d C
row
C
orvu
s en
ca
303
10
65
Whi
tehe
ad s
peci
men
fro
m
10
00 f
t; al
so P
orin
g
(Jen
kins
& d
e Si
lva,
197
8)
Lar
ge-b
illed
Cro
w
Cor
vus
st
atus
unk
now
n st
atus
unk
now
n, c
olle
cted
on
m
acro
rhyn
chos
Kin
abal
u by
Eve
rett
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Eup
etid
ae
Rai
l-ba
bble
r E
upet
es
90
9
21
35
abov
e Po
ring
at
3000
ft
m
acro
ceru
s
(909
m; W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Ste
nost
irid
ae
Gre
y-he
aded
C
ulic
icap
a 90
9 16
67
700
1533
**
to 1
700
at
Por
ing
(“on
ly h
iked
to
abov
e ba
t ca
ve”,
so
take
n to
Can
ary-fl y
catc
her
ceyl
onen
sis†
be
< 7
00 m
; B
isho
p 20
10);
c. 5
00 m
at
Pori
ng
(W
atso
n, 2
010,
AK
N);
782
–153
3 m
(JB
CH
); 9
00–1
000
m
at
Say
ap (
Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Pyc
nono
tidae
Stra
w-h
eade
d B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s
500
975
1500
eg
gs a
t K
iau;
9 a
t Po
ring
se
en n
ear
park
hea
dqua
rter
s, 1
600
m, A
pr.2
011
ze
ylan
icus
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6);
(AB
; po
ssib
ly a
n es
cape
e);
appe
ars
to h
ave
been
c. 9
75 m
at
Pori
ng
extir
pate
d fr
om m
ost
of i
ts r
ange
in
Saba
h,
(Nez
adal
, 199
1, A
KN
) pr
esum
ably
fro
m p
et t
rade
rs (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
009)
Bla
ck-a
nd-W
hite
P
ycno
notu
s
1500
16
50
1750
+ at
Mt.
Mul
u,
10,0
00 f
t (3
030
m)
reco
rd
seen
at
c. 1
500
m a
nd c
. 165
0 m
on
31 M
ayB
ulbu
l m
elan
oleu
cus
1280
at
Mt.
Lua
ku,
from
a d
ead
bird
, pro
babl
y a
(Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
; L
. Har
ding
and
S. T
. Yeo
,
on
ce a
t 30
50
disp
erse
r pe
rs. c
omm
.)
Bla
ck-h
eade
d B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s
700
1600
52
3 15
75
at l
east
170
0, o
nce
reco
rded
at
Pori
ng;
colle
cted
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; 52
3 m
at
rice
ps
2580
at
Kau
ng;
700–
1600
m
(JB
CH
); o
ccai
sion
ally
rea
ches
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs f
rom
(B
iun,
199
9)
Apr
–Jun
eac
h ye
ar (
AB
)
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ont’
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nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Bor
nean
Bul
bul
Pyc
nono
tus
70
0 10
61
610-
1550
al
so B
undu
Tuh
an
900–
1000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0);
m
ontis
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
; 70
0 m
in
tere
stin
g th
at t
here
are
no
rece
nt P
orin
g re
cord
s
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Scal
y-br
east
ed
Pyc
nono
tus
700
516
675
1200
re
cord
ed i
n R
anau
and
Por
ing
in c
lear
ing
on w
ay t
o K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll (W
alla
ce &
Bul
bul
squa
mat
us
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta);
700
m
Wal
lace
, 200
1; t
aken
to
be 5
50 m
); p
ast
bat
cave
(B
iun,
199
9)
(Low
, 200
7; t
aken
to
be c
. 675
m);
can
opy
wal
kway
at
Pori
ng (
Bis
hop,
201
0; t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
); 5
16–5
35 m
(JB
CH
); p
ast
bat
cave
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
tak
en t
o
be
c. 7
50 m
)
Gre
y-be
llied
Bul
bul
Pyc
nono
tus
13
00
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l. 20
04)
cy
aniv
entr
is
Puf
f-ba
cked
P
ycno
notu
s
550
52
0 64
5 13
00
at P
orin
g in
Jun
.198
9 Po
ring
(B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1; M
athe
ve e
t al
.,B
ulbu
l eu
tilot
us
so
mew
here
bet
wee
n
2008
); o
n tr
ail
to b
at c
ave
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
;
500–
600
m (
John
ston
e, 1
989)
Po
ring
nea
r fo
otba
ll pi
tch
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be
50
0 m
); c
. 200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ba
t
ca
ve (
Low
, 200
7; t
aken
to
be 6
45);
tw
o at
Por
ing
(Dob
bs, 2
008)
; pa
st b
at c
ave
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be
c.
750
m);
c. 5
20 m
, Por
ing
(F. R
hein
dt, J
ul.2
010,
pers
. com
m.)
Flav
esce
nt B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s
1575
34
85
1900
* 32
94**
to
340
0 on
Kin
abal
u Sm
ythi
es (
1968
) sa
id i
t w
as
Mes
ilau
(Bis
hop,
201
0 an
d ot
her
trip
rep
orts
; ta
ken
to
fl ave
scen
s
(S
held
on e
t al
. 200
1)
a m
onta
ne r
esid
ent
from
be
c. 1
940
m);
218
4–32
94 m
(JB
CH
); r
egul
ar d
own
to
3000
–115
00 f
t (9
09–3
485
m)
1900
m (
AJB
)
from
Kin
abal
u to
Mt.
Mur
ud
bu
t it
is n
ot c
lear
if
thes
e
low
er e
leva
tions
inc
lude
Mt.
Kin
abal
u. M
any
colle
cted
fr
om 5
200–
1020
0 ft
(157
5–30
91 m
) Je
nkin
s &
de S
ilva
(197
8);
1600
–310
0 m
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Yel
low
-ven
ted
P
ycno
notu
s
500
1575
50
0 56
0**
1590
al
so K
unda
san[
g] (
Bat
chel
or,
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Kun
dasa
ngB
ulbu
l†
goia
vier
1991
); s
een
near
par
k
(Gur
ney,
201
0);
Pori
ng h
eadq
uart
ers
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en
head
quar
ters
(Je
nkin
s, 1
970)
to
be
c. 5
00 m
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
,
O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Oliv
e-w
inge
d B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s
500
51
6 54
0 up
to
490
at P
orin
g,
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
from
pl
umos
us
1700
at
Ban
gau,
JBC
H d
ata
Kal
iant
an T
imur
Cre
am-v
ente
d B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s
303
700
523
624
1300
70
0 m
, net
ted
at 3
100
m
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Lan
gana
n
sim
plex
(Biu
n, 1
999;
we
cons
ider
tr
ail
(Add
ison
, 200
2);
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata
th
e la
tter
to b
e a
vagr
ant
or
an
err
or)
Asi
an R
ed-e
yed
P
ycno
notu
s 50
0
516
560
1005
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
516
m
Bul
bul
brun
neus
(J
BC
H);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, S
ep.2
009
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Spec
tacl
ed B
ulbu
l P
ycno
notu
s
500
975
516
961
up t
o ab
out
1300
co
llect
ed a
t R
anau
; c.
975
m
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e fr
om
eryt
hrop
thal
mos
at P
orin
g (N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
JBC
H d
ata
(upp
er m
argi
n w
ith a
udio
rec
ordi
ng)
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ont’
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e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Och
race
ous
Bul
bul†
A
loph
oixu
s
700
2636
14
52
1780
**
305–
2650
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Por
ing
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001;
oc
hrac
eus
Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
; H
arra
p, 2
011)
; M
esila
u
(K
iong
, 200
7, O
BI;
JA
E;
take
n to
be
c. 1
940
m);
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(M
erri
ll, 2
011,
AK
N;
Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
); M
esila
u
c.
200
0 m
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Gre
y-ch
eeke
d B
ulbu
l†
Alo
phoi
xus
bres
50
0 14
85
500
927*
* 15
00
Po
ring
c. 5
00 m
(W
atso
n, 2
010,
AK
N);
624
–927
m
(J
BC
H)
Yel
low
-bel
lied
A
loph
oixu
s
500
700
550
905
1650
Po
ring
Hot
Spr
ings
, 198
2, 1
985
Pori
ng, c
. 550
m (
Bro
wn,
201
1, A
KN
; H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
Bul
bul
phae
ocep
halu
s
(Phi
llips
, 198
6; t
aken
to
be
AK
N);
894
–905
m (
JBC
H)
c.
500
m);
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
Hai
ry-b
acke
d B
ulbu
l Tr
icho
lest
es
500
700
530
902
to a
t le
ast
900
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a
crin
iger
Buf
f-ve
nted
Bul
bul
Iole
oliv
acea
50
0 60
0 to
at
leas
t 95
0
Pori
ng (
Ben
stea
d &
Ben
stea
d, 2
001;
Gur
ney,
201
0,
L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g, 2
010)
; Po
ring
, 600
m (
JBC
H);
Por
ing
(Man
n, 2
008,
no
obse
rver
or
date
spe
cifi e
d);
com
mon
,
Po
ring
ent
ranc
e, 5
00 m
(JA
E)
Stre
aked
Bul
bul
Ixos
mal
acce
nsis
700
523
916
1200
re
cord
ed a
t Po
ring
(no
loc
ality
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e
data
); 7
00 m
, net
ted
at 3
100
m
from
JB
CH
dat
a
(Biu
n, 1
999;
we
cons
ider
the
latte
r re
cord
to
be a
vag
rant
or
an
err
or)
Cin
ereo
us B
ulbu
l H
emix
os c
iner
eus
500
2727
55
0 19
50**
up
to
abou
t 28
00
com
mon
fro
m 3
000–
6000
ft
fore
st i
nter
ior
Pori
ng (
Add
ison
, 200
2);
Pori
ng
on K
inab
alu;
see
n ab
ove
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
Har
rap,
201
1);
Pori
ng a
bove
C
arso
n’s
cam
p (a
t le
ast
9000
ft
head
quar
ters
, 550
m (
Dob
bs, 2
008)
; ra
re f
rom
[2
727
m])
198
9, o
n su
mm
it 14
50–1
950
m (
AJB
dat
a);
900–
1000
m a
t Sa
yap
tr
ail,
and
at p
ower
sta
tion
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
1986
, 198
8 (B
atch
elor
, 199
1);
ne
tted
at P
orin
g (P
hilli
ps &
Ph
illip
s in
Jen
kins
&
de S
ilva,
197
8)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Hir
undi
nida
e
Bar
n Sw
allo
w
Hir
undo
rus
tica
1575
24
24
560
to
at
leas
t 24
00
park
hea
dqua
rter
s (t
aken
to
be
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
som
ewhe
re
1575
m);
c. 8
000
ft o
n
betw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d T
impo
hon
gate
K
inab
alu,
4 A
pr.1
989
(M
erri
ll, 2
011,
AK
N);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
(B
atch
elor
, 199
1)
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Pacifi c
Sw
allo
w
Hir
undo
tah
itica
1575
50
0 15
75
1680
pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; co
mm
on a
t
(tak
en t
o be
157
5 m
) Po
ring
(D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be 5
00 m
); s
een
at p
ark
head
quar
ters
(c.
157
5 m
), p
roba
bly
also
at
over
look
at
Tim
poho
n ga
te (
Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
; pe
rs. c
omm
.)
Asi
an H
ouse
Mar
tin
Del
icho
n da
sypu
s
ac
cide
ntal
vis
itor
reco
rded
at
3200
ft
in
Liw
agu
valle
y ab
ove
Ran
au;
K
unda
san[
g] H
otel
in
1984
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991;
tak
en t
o be
c. 1
300
m)
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Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Cet
tiida
e
Bor
nean
Stu
btai
l U
rosp
hena
12
12
3100
15
64
2271
**
to 3
100
nest
ing
at p
ark
head
quar
ters
M
esila
u, c
. 190
0 m
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N);
156
4–22
71 m
w
hite
head
i
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
in 1
982
(Phi
llips
, 198
6);
(JB
CH
); s
een
at 2
100
m, M
esila
u, N
ov.2
010
(JA
E)
sp
ecim
en i
n Sa
raw
ak M
useu
m
colle
cted
by
T. H
arri
sson
on
6
Feb.
1952
at
Paka
Cav
e
(tak
en t
o be
c. 3
100
m)
Sund
a B
ush
C
ettia
vul
cani
a 13
64
3636
15
00
3653
13
80–3
700
spec
imen
s do
wn
to 5
500
ft;
1607
–365
3 m
(JB
CH
); b
reed
ing
at 1
500
m, F
eb–J
un i
nW
arbl
er
also
at
Mar
ai P
arai
pla
teau
, 20
10, 2
011
(AJB
); M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H)
19
70–2
121
m (
Phill
ips,
198
6)
Yel
low
-bel
lied
A
bros
copu
s
909
1818
53
0 15
75**
15
30
eggs
at
Kia
u; 3
000–
5000
ft
nette
d at
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs (
Shel
don
& M
oyle
, 200
8;
War
bler
† su
perc
iliar
is
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
;
take
n to
be
1575
m);
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs
up t
o 60
00 f
t (J
enki
ns e
t al
.,
(AJB
, She
ldon
et
al.,
2009
); 5
30–1
003
m (
JBC
H)
19
96);
tw
o at
Por
ing
(V
erm
eule
n, 1
996)
Mou
ntai
n
Phy
llerg
ates
12
12
2636
15
04
2008
**
1000
–265
0 co
mm
on f
rom
400
0–60
00 f
t; c.
210
0 m
abo
ve M
esila
u in
Jun
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N;
Tailo
rbir
d cu
cula
tus
al
so a
t M
arai
Par
ai p
late
au,
pers
. com
m.)
; 15
04–2
008
m (
JBC
H);
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9
1970
–212
1 m
(Ph
illip
s, 1
986)
(C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Phy
llosc
opid
ae
Yello
w-b
row
ed
Phy
llosc
opus
1900
on
ly p
revi
ous
reco
rd
vo
cal
indi
vidu
al p
hoto
grap
hed
(and
det
aile
d no
tes
take
n)W
arbl
er
inor
natu
s
w
as f
rom
sea
lev
el i
n
by
Dav
id B
akew
ell,
who
has
am
ple
expe
rien
ce w
ith
Sa
raw
ak
th
e sp
ecie
s, n
ear
pow
er s
tatio
n, 1
900
m, 2
4 O
ct.2
008
(BIW
)
Arc
tic W
arbl
er
Phy
llosc
opus
30
3 19
70
560
1575
**
to a
t le
ast
2000
seen
at
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1);
seen
bo
real
is
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N);
see
n at
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs,
Nov
.201
0 (J
AE
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
,
O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Mou
ntai
n L
eaf
P
hyllo
scop
us
1515
31
00
1450
32
21*
to 3
100
co
mm
on h
ighe
r m
onta
ne
1511
–322
1 m
(JB
CH
); d
own
to 1
450
m o
r lo
wer
(A
JB);
War
bler
tr
ivir
gatu
s
(S
myt
hies
, 195
7;
resi
dent
, man
y co
llect
ed f
rom
M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H)
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
001)
50
00–1
0000
ft
(J
enki
ns e
t al
., 19
96);
Sm
ythi
es
(195
7) s
ays
“to
1000
0 ft
” on
K
inab
alu.
Thi
s is
lik
ely
base
d
on s
peci
men
s co
llect
ed a
t Pa
ka
Cav
e by
the
Raffl e
s M
useu
m
gr
oup
in 1
929
(tak
en t
o be
c. 3
100
m).
Als
o at
Mar
ai P
arai
pl
atea
u, 1
970–
2121
m
(P
hilli
ps, 1
986)
Yel
low
-bre
aste
d
Seic
ercu
s m
ontis
12
12
2424
14
55
2166
**
1036
–245
0 co
mm
on a
bove
400
0 ft
, sev
eral
gr
eate
r th
an 2
000
m o
n th
e su
mm
it tr
ail
(Har
ding
, 201
1,W
arbl
er
colle
cted
fro
m 3
500–
5000
ft
AK
N);
ran
ge f
rom
JB
CH
dat
a; M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs
(J
BC
H)
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ont’
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nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Loc
uste
llida
e
Frie
ndly
Bus
h
Bra
dypt
erus
21
21
3800
22
46
3665
**
1800
–380
0 co
mm
on f
rom
100
00–1
2000
ft;
Mes
ilau
(JA
E m
any
times
); r
ange
fro
m J
BC
H d
ata;
War
bler
ac
cent
or
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
;
all
colle
ctio
ns a
bove
720
0 ft
; ab
ove
2200
m t
o ab
ove
Lab
an R
ata,
Jun
.200
2 (J
AE
)
M
ann,
200
8)
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
ga
te (
Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
Mid
dend
orff
’s
Locu
stel
la
303
to
100
0 in
Kel
abit
stat
us u
ncer
tain
, one
rec
ord
byG
rass
hopp
er W
arbl
er
ocho
tens
is
upla
nds
Whi
tehe
ad a
t 10
00 f
t
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Cis
ticol
idae
Yel
low
-bel
lied
P
rini
a
10
91
15
00*
1530
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
hear
dPr
inia
fl a
vive
ntri
s
15
00 m
, bel
ow p
ark
head
quar
ters
(ac
ross
Kot
a
K
inab
alu-
Ran
au r
oad;
JB
CH
); 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)
Dar
k-ne
cked
O
rtho
tom
us
70
0 10
00
Po
ring
(W
alla
ce a
nd W
alla
ce 2
001;
Mat
heve
et
al. 2
008)
;Ta
ilorb
ird
atro
gula
ris
fem
ale
on L
anga
nan
trai
l (A
ddis
on 2
002)
; Po
ring
c. 5
60 m
(B
arne
s 20
05);
“cl
ose
to P
orin
g ho
t sp
ring
s”
(W
oods
200
7);
in a
n ar
ea w
here
the
re w
as a
vie
w o
ver
som
e m
ore
open
gro
und
with
tal
l gi
nger
s an
d si
mila
r
ve
geta
tion,
pro
babl
y le
ss t
han
half
way
alo
ng t
he
[L
anga
nan]
tra
il (G
urne
y 20
10;
take
n to
be
c. 7
00 m
)
Ruf
ous-
taile
d
Ort
hoto
mus
700
513
560
to o
ver
1200
re
cord
ed a
t Po
ring
; 70
0 m
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; lo
wer
Tailo
rbir
d se
rice
us
(B
iun,
199
9)
mar
gin
from
JB
CH
dat
a; 5
50 m
Por
ing
(Dob
bs, 2
008)
;
ca
nopy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Ash
y Ta
ilorb
ird
Ort
hoto
mus
30
3 97
5 50
0 15
00*
to o
ver
1500
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
;
rufi c
eps
Po
ring
, c. 9
75 m
“M
t. K
inab
alu
Nat
iona
l Pa
rk”
May
200
7
(Nez
adal
, 199
1, A
KN
) (K
labd
ee, 2
007,
OB
I);
Pori
ng (
New
nham
, 200
7;
Bar
nes,
200
9; R
oadh
ouse
, 200
9; H
arra
p 20
11);
ne
ar P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs (
Har
rap,
200
8; t
aken
to
be
500
m);
145
0–15
00 m
(A
JB)
PASE
RIF
OR
ME
S: T
imal
iidae
Che
stnu
t-ba
cked
P
omat
orhi
nus
455
1667
53
0 19
00*
to 1
700
on K
inab
alu,
co
mm
only
hea
rd 3
500–
5500
ft;
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; at
bat
Scim
itar
Bab
bler
m
onta
nus
to 2
200
on T
rus
Mad
i eg
gs a
t K
iau
cave
, Por
ing
(Low
, 200
7; t
aken
to
be 6
45 m
); 5
30 m
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
)
(JB
CH
); r
are
to 1
500
m, t
erri
tory
on
Kia
u V
iew
tra
il
(A
JB);
one
see
n w
ell
at T
impo
hon
gate
, 190
0 m
(Nov
.201
1; J
AE
).
Gre
y-th
roat
ed B
abbl
er
Stac
hyri
s 30
3 32
73
1451
23
99**
30
5-32
90
Po
ring
(W
oods
, 200
7);
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
nigr
icep
s
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; M
esila
u,
D
ec.2
008
(C. L
ee a
nd S
. T. Y
eo, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Gre
y-he
aded
Bab
bler
St
achy
ris
50
0 12
12
572
905
1220
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l. 20
04);
ran
ge
polio
ceph
ala
from
JB
CH
dat
a
Che
stnu
t-ru
mpe
d St
achy
ris
54
5
560
95
0 co
llect
ed a
t Po
ring
at
1800
ft
two
at P
orin
g (H
ornb
uckl
e, 2
005)
; he
ard
cano
py w
alkw
ay,
Bab
bler
m
acul
ata
(5
45 m
) ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
, Oct
.201
0 (L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
)
228
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ppen
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ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Whi
te-n
ecke
d St
achy
ris
70
0
700
818
1070
ne
tted
at 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
dow
n to
700
m (
JAE
); 8
18 m
(JB
CH
); b
at c
ave
Bab
bler
le
ucot
is
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be 6
45 m
)
Bla
ck-t
hroa
ted
St
achy
ris
500
49
0 Po
ring
, 198
9 (B
atch
elor
, 199
1)
inte
rest
ing
that
the
re a
re n
o re
cent
rec
ords
Bab
bler
ni
gric
ollis
Che
stnu
t-w
inge
d St
achy
ris
50
0 80
0 54
0 93
0 12
20
uppe
r el
evat
ions
of
Pori
ng
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e fr
omB
abbl
er
eryt
hrop
tera
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o JB
CH
dat
a
be 8
00 m
)
Ruf
ous-
fron
ted
Stac
hyri
dops
is
500
15
30
appe
ars
to b
e ra
re (
FHS
in
Pori
ng (
Hut
chin
son,
200
8, J
ul)
Bab
bler
rufi f
rons
Jenk
ins
et a
l., 1
996)
Bol
d-st
ripe
d
Mac
rono
us
303
500
560
to
at
leas
t 13
00
Kia
u (e
ggs)
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
Tit-
Bab
bler
bo
rnen
sis
(New
nham
, 200
7; W
oods
, 200
7; B
arne
s, 2
009;
Lam
bert
& Y
ong,
201
0);
Kun
dasa
ng, 1
300
m (
JBC
H);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Fluf
fy-b
acke
d
Mac
rono
us
500
700
560
10
70
also
“a
few
hun
dred
fee
t up
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
half
way
Tit-
Bab
bler
pt
ilosu
s
the
spur
s of
Kin
abal
u”
up w
ater
fall
trai
l (W
alla
ce &
Wal
lace
, 200
1; t
aken
to
be
(Whi
tehe
ad i
n Je
nkin
s &
c.
700
m);
Kip
ungi
t w
ater
fall
(Low
, 200
7; t
aken
to
be
de S
ilva,
197
8);
700
m
565
m);
Por
ing
(Har
rap,
201
1);
bat
cave
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
(B
iun,
199
9)
take
n to
be
645
m);
can
opy
wal
kway
(D
obbs
, 200
8;
ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
) PA
SSE
RIF
OR
ME
S: P
ello
rnei
dae
Bro
wn
Fulv
etta
† A
lcip
pe
500
1500
50
0 95
0**
1432
se
en o
n K
iau
view
tra
il
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
;
brun
neic
auda
(Wal
l &
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o
530–
927
m (
JBC
H);
500
–950
m (
JAE
)
be a
t le
ast
1500
m);
500
–606
m
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978;
Jenk
ins
et a
l., 1
996)
; 70
0 m
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Bla
ck-t
hroa
ted
Nap
othe
ra
70
0
15
30
nette
d at
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
in
tere
stin
g th
at t
here
are
no
rece
nt r
ecor
dsW
ren
Bab
bler
at
rigu
lari
s
Mou
ntai
n W
ren
Nap
othe
ra
939
2848
14
61
2740
**
915
to a
t le
ast
2900
co
mm
only
see
n fr
om
nest
at
2740
m, A
pr.2
011
(AJB
); 1
461–
1805
m (
JBC
H);
Bab
bler
cr
assa
6500
–940
0 ft
, man
y co
llect
ed
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
3100
–775
0 ft
; ne
st o
n Si
lau
Sila
u tr
ail,
Jul.1
982
(Phi
llips
,
1986
); a
lso
at M
arai
Par
ai
pl
atea
u, 1
970–
2121
m
(P
hilli
ps, 1
986)
Eye
brow
ed W
ren
Nap
othe
ra
700
1575
1500
37
0–17
50
939–
1515
m (
Jenk
ins
&
Sila
u Si
lau
trai
l (H
all
& K
roll,
200
4);
Pori
ngB
abbl
er
epile
pido
ta
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
; se
en o
n Si
lau
(H
utch
inso
n, 2
008,
Jun
); b
ande
d at
150
0 m
in
2009
Si
lau
or K
iau
Vie
w t
rail
(A
JB);
Por
ing
bam
boo
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6; t
aken
to
be
c. 8
00 m
)
at l
east
157
5 m
); n
ette
d at
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
Abb
ott’s
Bab
bler
M
alac
ocin
cla
50
0
1100
rece
nt r
ecor
ds a
t Po
ring
hea
dqua
rter
s by
R. H
utch
inso
n
abbo
tti
(per
s. c
omm
.)
Hor
sfi e
ld’s
Bab
bler
M
alac
ocin
cla
51
0 53
0 17
00
nette
d at
Por
ing
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e fr
om
sepi
ariu
m
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta)
JBC
H d
ata
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ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Shor
t-ta
iled
M
alac
ocin
cla
500
700
950
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
Bab
bler
m
alac
cens
is
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001;
New
nham
, 200
7; E
aton
,
20
10b;
Har
rap,
201
1)
Mou
stac
hed
M
alac
opte
ron
500
1061
50
0 86
6 12
20
78
4–86
6 m
(JB
CH
); h
eadq
uart
ers
area
at
Pori
ng
Bab
bler
m
agni
rost
re
(Dob
bs, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 5
00 m
)
Soot
y-ca
pped
M
alac
opte
ron
50
0 70
0 50
0 75
0 55
0 en
tran
ce t
o Po
ring
hot
spr
ings
, c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
, nea
rB
abbl
er
affi n
e
1988
(B
atch
elor
, 199
1; t
aken
1.
5 km
mar
k on
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
to
be
c. 5
00 m
); 7
00 m
be
c. 7
50 m
); P
orin
g, t
o 75
0 m
in
Nov
.201
1 (J
AE
)
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Scal
y-cr
owne
d M
alac
opte
ron
50
0 70
0 53
0 64
5 95
0 70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e fr
omB
abbl
er
cine
reum
JB
CH
dat
a
Ruf
ous-
crow
ned
M
alac
opte
ron
700
800
530
894
1000
re
cord
ed a
t Po
ring
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
from
Bab
bler
m
agnu
m
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta);
upp
er
JBC
H d
ata
el
evat
ions
of
Pori
ng (
Wal
l
&
Yon
g, 1
985;
tak
en t
o be
c. 8
00 m
); “
Pori
ng”
and
“P
orin
g w
ater
fall”
[un
clea
r if
this
ref
ers
to K
ipun
git
or
L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
ll]
(B
atch
elor
, 199
1);
700
m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Whi
te-c
hest
ed
Tric
hast
oma
70
0
to
at
leas
t 11
00
seen
at
Pori
ng
seen
at
Pori
ng “
on 2
out
of
the
3 da
ys w
e w
ere
ther
e”B
abbl
er
rost
ratu
m
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta);
nee
ds
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
co
rrob
orat
ion
(FH
S);
nette
d
at P
orin
g 70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Ferr
ugin
ous
Bab
bler
Tr
icha
stom
a 50
0
to o
ver
1300
ne
tted
at P
orin
g 16
00 f
t
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
on
bico
lor
(Phi
llips
& P
hilli
ps);
tw
o
24 J
un.2
010
at P
orin
g (F
. Rhe
indt
, per
s. c
omm
.)
spec
imen
s co
llect
ed b
y
J. J
. Men
den
(Yal
e U
nive
rsity
Peab
ody
Mus
eum
) at
“Mt.
Kin
abal
u” i
n M
ar.1
977
(G
BIF
)
Stri
ped
Wre
n B
abbl
er
Ken
opia
str
iata
to
at
leas
t 12
00
reco
rded
at
Pori
ng b
y
“Ber
wic
k an
d L
athb
ury”
;
no l
ocal
ity d
ata;
rec
ord
need
s
corr
obor
atio
n
(Fre
d Sh
eldo
n)
Tem
min
ck’s
Bab
bler
P
ello
rneu
m
500
1575
97
5 19
00*
490–
1550
but
low
er
Kia
u (e
ggs)
; fa
irly
com
mon
fa
irly
com
mon
145
0–16
50 m
, rar
e to
c. 1
900,
one
nes
t
pyrr
ogen
ys
in s
ome
plac
es
3000
–400
0 ft
; se
en a
t pa
rk
in 2
010
and
2011
at
1860
–190
0 m
(A
JB; T
EM
); 1
451
m
head
quar
ters
(ta
ken
to b
e (J
BC
H);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
;
1575
m);
see
n so
mew
here
c.
975
m, P
orin
g (F
. Rhe
indt
, Jul
.201
0, p
ers.
com
m.)
be
twee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te
(R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
)
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ont’
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lish
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e
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ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Bla
ck-c
appe
d B
abbl
er
Pel
lorn
eum
30
3 97
5 56
0 75
0 14
10
Pori
ng, c
. 975
m
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ng
capi
stra
tum
(Nez
adal
, 199
1, A
KN
); u
pper
(B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1);
at t
he b
at c
ave,
Por
ing
el
evat
ions
of
Pori
ng
(Low
, 200
7; t
aken
to
be 6
45 m
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay, t
aken
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
to
to b
e 56
0 m
, Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d);
750
m
be c
. 800
m)
in b
ambo
o, P
orin
g (J
AE
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Lei
othr
ichi
dae
Sund
a
Gar
rula
x 90
9 21
00
1550
19
21**
to
242
4 in
Sab
ah
com
mon
at
park
hea
dqua
rter
s;
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
200
m a
bove
Mes
ilau
Lau
ghin
gthr
ush
palli
atus
(G
ore,
196
8);
16
00–2
100
(Biu
n, 1
999)
he
adqu
arte
rs, M
ay 2
009
(JA
E)
1000
–190
0
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
)
Che
stnu
t-ho
oded
G
arru
lax
212
3333
15
06
3176
**
200–
3350
pa
rtic
ular
ly c
omm
on f
rom
ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a; 9
00–1
000
m a
t Sa
yap
Lau
ghin
gthr
ush
trea
cher
i
3000
–105
00 f
t; eg
gs a
t K
iau
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0);
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9
(C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
Bar
e-he
aded
G
arru
lax
calv
us
500
1818
15
00
1900
49
0–18
35
fair
ly c
omm
on f
rom
on
e at
Por
ing
(New
nham
, 200
7);
seve
ral
in m
ixed
Lau
ghin
gthr
ush
4000
–600
0 ft
; so
mew
here
la
ughi
ngth
rush
fl o
ck a
t Tim
poho
n ga
te (
Bar
nes,
200
9;
betw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s
take
n to
be
1900
m);
see
min
gly
a th
in e
leva
tiona
l ba
nd
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te
in t
he h
eadq
uart
ers
area
, fro
m 1
500–
1700
m (
AJB
dat
a);
(R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
;
1550
m (
JBC
H);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p
Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0);
perh
aps
beco
min
g m
ore
scar
ce
(J
AE
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Zos
tero
pida
e
Che
stnu
t-cr
este
d
Yuhi
na e
vere
tti
500
2576
56
0 21
00**
ne
ar s
ea l
evel
to
2800
co
mm
on f
rom
160
0–85
00 f
t; do
wn
to 3
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Yuh
ina
man
y sp
ecim
ens
from
91
6–18
67 m
(JB
CH
); t
o 21
00 m
(A
JB);
900
–100
0 m
30
00–8
500
ft;
eggs
at
Kia
u
at S
ayap
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; ca
nopy
wal
kway
,
ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
, Sep
.200
9 (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d),
Oct
.201
0 (L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
); M
esila
u, D
ec.2
008
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Pygm
y Ib
on
Ocu
loci
ncta
18
2 21
21
50–2
150
end
of L
iwag
u tr
ail
Pori
ng (
Shac
kelf
ord,
200
7);
sum
mit
trai
l (D
obbs
,
squa
mifr
ons
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6; t
aken
to
be
2008
); M
t. K
inab
alu
(Har
rap,
201
1);
Kun
dasa
ng,
18
90 m
) 20
10, 2
011,
at
c. 1
300
m (
AJB
, JB
CH
);
Kun
dasa
ng, p
air
feed
ing
2 re
cent
ly fl
edg
ed c
hick
s,
N
ov.2
011
(JA
E)
Mou
ntai
n B
lack
eye
Chl
oroc
hari
s 13
64
3900
15
75
3838
12
65–4
000
but
can
com
mon
est
bird
fro
m
1890
–383
8 m
(JB
CH
); J
BC
H f
ound
tha
t th
is s
peci
es
emili
ae
occu
r lo
wer
dur
ing
5500
–940
0 ft
(16
67–8
48 m
) w
as o
ften
the
mos
t co
mm
on b
ird
only
abo
ve 2
850
m
dr
ough
t (S
myt
hies
, on
Kin
abal
u’s
Eas
t R
idge
(i
n co
ntra
st t
o Sm
ithie
s’ (
1962
[19
64])
obs
erva
tions
);
19
57;
Man
n, 2
008)
; (S
myt
hies
, 196
2 [1
964]
) re
port
ed d
own
to 1
660
m, “
elev
atio
n ap
prox
imat
e”
to
400
0 an
d ab
ove
1000
0 ft
(L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g, 2
010)
; so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
(Jen
kins
& d
e Si
lva,
197
8);
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te (
Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
;
rec
orde
d at
hea
dqua
rter
s
Har
riso
n, 2
011,
AK
N;
Mer
rill,
201
1, A
KN
); M
empe
ning
du
ring
198
3 dr
ough
t;
trai
l, ta
ken
to b
e c.
157
5 m
(C
. T. Y
eo, B
IW, M
ay 2
011)
;
spec
imen
s fr
om 4
500–
1200
0 ft
; M
esila
u, D
ec.2
008
(C. L
ee a
nd S
. T. Y
eo, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
;
also
at
Mar
ai P
arai
pla
teau
, au
dio
reco
rdin
g, 1
820
m, A
ug.2
010
(P. C
. Ras
mus
sen,
1970
–212
1 m
(Ph
illip
s, 1
986)
; A
VoC
et);
dow
n to
157
5 in
dry
or
win
dy w
eath
er (
AB
)
1600
–310
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
T
here
is
very
litt
le v
eget
atio
n
abov
e 38
40 m
so
we
cons
ider
th
e ea
rlie
r 40
00 m
mar
gin
to
be
som
ewha
t do
ubtf
ul.
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ont’
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e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Bla
ck-c
appe
d
Zost
erop
s 90
9 21
21
1450
20
00**
88
5–21
50
com
mon
at
park
hea
dqua
rter
s;
com
mon
fro
m 1
450–
2000
m (
AJB
); 1
506–
1871
mW
hite
-eye
at
rica
pilla
909–
2121
m
(JB
CH
); g
reat
er t
han
2000
m o
n su
mm
it tr
ail
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
;
(Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
; ta
ken
to b
e c.
205
0 m
); u
p to
gr
eate
r th
an 2
000
m o
n th
e
2150
m o
n M
esila
u tr
ail
Oct
.200
9 (J
AE
); M
esila
u
sum
mit
trai
l (R
ober
son,
198
8,
head
quar
ters
(JB
CH
)
AK
N);
sig
ht r
ecor
d at
700
m
(n
o ph
oto)
, 160
0–21
00 m
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Eve
rett’
s W
hite
-eye
Zo
ster
ops
ever
etti
305
1667
51
0 15
75
clos
e to
sea
lev
el t
o 30
5 m
(N
atur
al H
isto
ry
park
hea
dqua
rter
s (H
all
& K
roll,
200
4);
one
in b
ambo
o
ab
ove
1700
M
useu
m T
ring
); P
orin
g
on w
ater
fall
trai
l (N
ewnh
am, 2
007)
; K
unda
sang
, 201
1 at
(S
myt
hies
, 199
9);
c.
130
0 m
(A
JB);
510
m (
JBC
H);
can
opy
wal
kway
,
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
park
Ju
l.201
0 (F
. Rhe
indt
, per
s. c
omm
.; ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
);
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
near
tel
ecom
mun
icat
ions
tow
er,
ga
te (
Rob
erso
n, 1
988,
AK
N)
Apr
.200
6 (R
. Teo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d);
park
hea
dqua
rter
s
M
ay 2
008
(N. A
bgha
ni, B
IW, a
ccep
ted;
tak
en t
o be
c. 1
575
m);
pos
sibl
y do
ubtf
ul r
ecor
d fr
om,
St. J
ohn’
s L
odge
Mes
ilau,
Apr
.200
6
(R
. Teo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Ire
nida
e
Asi
an F
airy
-blu
ebir
d Ir
ena
puel
la
303
975
561
920
1900
al
so a
t K
unda
sang
(43
00 f
t);
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
;
Pori
ng, c
. 975
m
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Sitt
idae
Vel
vet-
fron
ted
Si
tta f
ront
alis
90
9 19
70
1500
17
62**
to
abo
ut 2
100
ofte
n se
en a
t pa
rk
1762
m (
JBC
H);
150
0–17
50 m
(A
JB);
Mes
ilau,
Dec
.200
8N
utha
tch†
he
adqu
arte
rs;
two
at P
orin
g (C
. Lee
and
S. T
. Yeo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d; t
aken
to
be
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
c. 1
940
m)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Stu
rnid
ae
Asi
an G
loss
y
Apl
onis
no
ne g
iven
re
cord
ed a
t R
anau
Po
ring
(Sh
acke
lfor
d, 2
007;
Har
rap,
201
1)St
arlin
g pa
naye
nsis
and
Mt.
Kin
abal
u
(unk
now
n al
titud
e)
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
;
do
ubtf
ul r
ecor
d fr
om
so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk
he
adqu
arte
rs a
nd T
impo
hon
ga
te (
Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
Com
mon
Hill
Myn
a G
racu
la r
elig
iosa
60
0
560
731
1200
he
ard
on t
wo
days
at
low
er
Pori
ng (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
001)
; c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im
elev
atio
ns o
f Po
ring
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
hea
rd a
bove
Por
ing,
731
m,
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
A
pr.2
010
(JB
CH
); h
eard
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
to
be
c. 6
00 m
)
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Tur
dida
e
Bor
nean
Whi
stlin
g M
yoph
onus
60
6 27
50
808
2565
to
275
0 ne
tted
700–
2100
, see
n 26
00
808–
2565
m (
JBC
H);
bat
cav
e, t
aken
to
be 6
45 m
,T
hrus
h bo
rnee
nsis
(She
ldon
et
al.,2
001;
an
d 31
00 (
Biu
n, 1
999,
no
M
ar.2
006
(N. C
heun
g, B
IW);
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9
M
ann
2008
)
phot
os)
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
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c
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t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Che
stnu
t-ca
pped
G
eoki
chla
52
3 75
0 13
00
spec
imen
on
Kin
abal
u an
d
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
nest
ing
atT
hrus
h in
terp
res
ne
stin
g re
cord
at
Pori
ng i
n Se
rins
im R
iver
(25
0–40
0 m
), A
ug.1
998
(AB
); M
ike
19
69 w
ith n
o lo
calit
y da
ta;
Gre
nfel
der
saw
one
nea
r th
e ca
nopy
wal
kway
13
00 m
as
a ni
ght
mig
rant
;
(Ben
stea
d, 2
004;
tak
en t
o be
560
m);
low
er b
ound
ary
de
ad b
ird
on K
ota
fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
“al
mos
t ba
ck [
to P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs
Kin
abal
u-R
anau
roa
d; n
ette
d fr
om w
ater
fall
hike
]” (
Har
rap,
201
1; t
aken
to
be
at 7
00 a
nd 2
600
m
c. 6
00 m
); 7
50 m
(JA
E)
(B
iun,
199
9; w
e co
nsid
er
th
e la
tter
to b
e a
vagr
ant
or
an
err
or)
Ora
nge-
head
ed
Geo
kich
la
909
1800
15
00
1900
* to
180
0 ra
re, 3
000
ft t
o pa
rk
rare
, 150
0–19
00 m
(br
eedi
ng)
(AJB
); 9
00–1
000
m a
tT
hrus
h ci
trin
a
head
quar
ters
(ta
ken
to b
e
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; B
ukit
Ula
r ro
adsi
de,
15
75 m
) (J
enki
ns e
t al
., 19
96);
20
00–2
010
(JA
E c
. 185
0 m
)
1800
m (
Rob
son,
199
8 in
Man
n, 2
008)
Eve
rett’
s T
hrus
h Zo
othe
ra e
vere
tti
1575
1500
19
00
2140
ra
re (
Jenk
ins
et a
l., 1
996)
; ra
re, 1
500–
1900
m (
bree
ding
) (A
JB);
185
0 m
(JB
CH
)
Sila
u Si
lau
trai
l an
d de
ad
indi
vidu
al a
t pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
(t
aken
to
be 1
575
m)
[Whi
te’s
Thr
ush]
Zo
othe
ra a
urea
no
ne g
iven
one
sigh
ting
near
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs, c
. 20
Apr
.200
5
(E
rics
son,
200
5; t
aken
to
be 1
575
m)
Isla
nd T
hrus
h Tu
rdus
15
75
3700
16
65
3640
14
75–3
650
to “
limit
of v
eget
atio
n” a
nd
rece
ntly
up
to 3
800
m (
Ben
edic
t B
utit
pers
. com
m.)
;
polio
ceph
alus
foun
d br
eedi
ng n
ear
the
30
36–3
640
m, p
roba
bly
hear
d do
wn
to 2
624
m (
JBC
H);
su
mm
it (t
aken
to
be
c. 3
700
m
at K
iau
Vie
w (
phot
ogra
phed
) D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be
but
this
can
onl
y be
16
55 m
); f
rom
Mes
ilau
[tak
en t
o be
at
HQ
] up
to
2200
m
appr
oxim
ate)
; pa
rk
(Bis
hop,
201
0);
Mes
ilau
head
quar
ters
Nov
.201
0 (J
AE
)
head
quar
ters
and
Ten
ompo
k
in
198
3 dr
ough
t (t
aken
to
be
c.
157
5 m
); “
dow
n to
600
0 ft
on t
he s
umm
it tr
ail”
(18
18 m
)
in 1
990
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991;
take
n to
be
1900
m b
ecau
se
th
is i
s w
here
sum
mit
trai
l st
arts
)
Eye
brow
ed T
hrus
h Tu
rdus
obs
curu
s 70
0 31
00
523
2597
32
90
plen
tiful
up
to 8
000
ft;
com
mon
at
Lay
ang
Lay
ang
(Hal
l &
Kro
ll, 2
004)
;
Kun
dasa
ng (
Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
;
Mes
ilau,
Apr
.200
6 (R
. Teo
, BIW
, acc
epte
d);
rang
e fr
om
rang
e fo
rm B
iun
(199
9)
JBC
H d
ata
Frui
thun
ter
Chl
amyd
ocha
era
700
3200
14
50
2700
**
700–
3200
70
0–26
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
to
nest
on
Sila
u Si
lau
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
; ra
re f
rom
je
ffery
i
3200
m (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
001)
14
50–2
300
m (
AJB
); t
op o
f L
anga
nan
trai
l in
200
2
(R
. Hut
chin
son
pers
. com
m;
c. 9
00 m
); c
. 200
m b
efor
e
tr
ail
junc
tion
abov
e L
ayan
g L
ayan
g (D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to b
e c.
270
0 m
)
Whi
te-b
row
ed
Bra
chyp
tery
x 10
61
3600
14
65
2806
**
885–
3600
to
360
0 m
on
Kin
abal
u ra
nge
from
JB
CH
dat
a; M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H)
Shor
twin
g m
onta
na
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
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c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Mus
cica
pida
e
Sibe
rian
Blu
e R
obin
Lu
scin
ia c
yane
30
3 70
0 65
0 18
50
1680
R
anau
; K
unda
sang
(48
00 f
t);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
belo
w
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
1.
8 km
on
Lan
gana
n tr
ail
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be
c.
750
m);
Buk
it U
lar
c. 1
850
m, O
ct.2
008,
Nov
.200
9
(J
AE
); B
ukit
Ula
r, ta
ken
to b
e c.
185
0 m
(D
. Bak
ewel
l,
O
ct.2
008,
BIW
); 6
50 m
, Por
ing
(JA
E)
Ori
enta
l
Cop
sych
us
500
939
523
1575
* 15
30
4800
ft
at B
undu
Tuh
an
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Mag
pie-
Rob
in
saul
aris
pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
(Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5; N
ewnh
am,
2007
; H
arra
p 20
11;
take
n to
be
1575
m);
low
er
mar
gin
from
JB
CH
dat
a
Whi
te-c
row
ned
C
opsy
chus
50
0 97
5 51
0 84
3 to
abo
ve 1
220
on
spec
imen
with
no
loca
lity
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
rang
e fr
omSh
ama
stri
ckla
ndi
Kin
abal
u
data
; c.
975
m a
t Po
ring
JB
CH
dat
a
(Nez
adal
, 199
1, A
KN
)
Ruf
ous-
taile
d
Tric
hixo
s
70
0
nette
d at
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
Po
ring
, unc
lear
but
tak
en t
o be
at
leas
t 90
0 m
Sham
a py
rrop
ygus
(A
ddis
on, 2
002)
; pa
st K
ipun
git
wat
erfa
ll (R
hein
dt, 2
003;
take
n to
be
c. 6
00 m
); P
orin
g, y
ear
unsp
ecifi
ed
(C
live
Man
n, 2
008)
; he
ard,
Por
ing
(Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
Che
stnu
t-na
ped
E
nicu
rus
97
5 12
50
nette
d at
Por
ing
Pori
ng, o
n st
ream
bel
ow/b
efor
e L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
llFo
rkta
il rufi c
apill
us
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta)
(Dob
bs 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 9
75 m
)
Bor
nean
For
ktai
l E
nicu
rus
30
3 19
39
900’
18
50
305–
1955
ra
nge
from
Sm
ythi
es
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H a
nd A
JB d
ata
(bir
ds i
dent
ifi ed
as
this
bo
rnee
nsis
(196
2 [1
964]
), 1
939
m
spec
ies
seen
fro
m 6
00–9
75 m
at
Pori
ng, J
un.2
011,
but
“a
bove
Por
ing”
; co
urts
hip
m
ist-
netti
ng n
eede
d to
elim
inat
e po
ssib
ility
of
be
havi
our
near
par
k
E. l
esch
enau
lti);
150
4–16
09 m
(JB
CH
); c
omm
on
head
quar
ters
in
1985
14
50–1
850
m (
AJB
); P
orin
g 90
0 m
aft
er 2
007
(JA
E);
(P
hilli
ps, 1
986)
; so
mew
here
th
ree
spec
imen
s (A
MN
H)
from
Ser
insi
m o
f
betw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s
E. l
esch
enau
lti (
Moy
le e
t al
., 20
05);
spe
cim
en f
rom
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
, unc
lear
(R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
);
if t
his
is E
. bor
neen
sis
or E
. les
chen
aulti
; M
esila
u,
Se
p.20
09 (
C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Blu
e R
ock
Thr
ush
Mon
ticol
a
1550
21
00
Rec
orde
d at
Kun
dasa
ng i
n
solit
ariu
s
1983
; al
so 1
0–11
Dec
.198
4
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
Fulv
ous-
ches
ted
R
hino
myi
as
70
0 51
0 56
0 to
abo
ut 9
00
spec
imen
fro
m u
nkno
wn
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
510–
530
m
Jung
le F
lyca
tche
r ol
ivac
eus
lo
calit
y on
Kin
abal
u; 7
00 m
(J
BC
H);
can
opy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(B
iun,
199
9)
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
Gre
y-ch
este
d
Rhi
nom
yias
30
3 70
0 50
0 89
9 to
500
, occ
asio
nally
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
com
mon
, Por
ing,
fro
m e
ntra
nce
to 8
00 m
(JA
E);
Jung
le F
lyca
tche
r um
brat
ilis
to 1
220
88
0–89
9 m
(JB
CH
)
Ruf
ous-
taile
d
Rhi
nom
yias
909
1530
po
ssib
ly d
oubt
ful
reco
rd f
rom
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Jung
le F
lyca
tche
r rufi c
auda
cano
py w
alkw
ay a
t Po
ring
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
Eye
brow
ed
Rhi
nom
yias
90
9 32
73
1450
19
50**
91
5–32
90
mor
e co
mm
on a
t hi
gher
ra
nge
from
AJB
dat
a (b
reed
ing)
; M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs,
Jung
le F
lyca
tche
r gu
lari
s
elev
atio
ns (
tow
ards
700
0 ft
, Ju
n.20
06, J
ul.2
007
(JA
E)
W
hite
head
); a
lso
at 5
000
ft o
n
Pino
suk
plat
eau
234
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ppen
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ont’
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lish
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e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Dar
k-si
ded
Flyc
atch
er
Mus
cica
pa
16
06
1620
re
cord
s at
530
0 ft
in
si
biri
ca
Se
p, O
ct, a
nd J
an
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
Asi
an B
row
n M
usci
capa
90
9 16
06
560
16
20
M
t. K
inab
alu
(Add
ison
, 200
2);
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
Flyc
atch
er
dauu
rica
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
at
park
hea
dqua
rter
s
(E
rics
son,
200
5; t
aken
to
be 1
575
m);
one
at
Pori
ng
(N
ewnh
am, 2
007)
; so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te (
Bro
wn,
201
1, A
KN
);
M
. d. w
illia
mso
ni s
een
at P
orin
g (B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
2001
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
, Oct
.201
0
(L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
)
Ferr
ugin
ous
Flyc
atch
er
Mus
cica
pa
15
15
1500
18
50
1530
al
so “
low
er s
lope
s of
ne
ar L
anga
nan
wat
erfa
ll (A
ddis
on, 2
002;
tak
en t
o be
fe
rrug
inea
Kin
abal
u”
c. 1
000
m);
on
Mem
peni
ng t
rail
(Mye
rs, 2
010,
Aug
;
ta
ken
to b
e c.
157
5 m
); 1
500
m o
n L
iwag
u R
iver
(JB
CH
);
se
en a
t c.
185
0 m
(10
0 m
dow
n fo
rm T
impo
hon
gate
) in
Nov
.201
1 (J
AE
)
Nar
ciss
us F
lyca
tche
r F
iced
ula
303
52
1 19
00
1530
Liw
agu
rest
aura
nt (
c. 1
575
m)
and
Tim
poho
n ga
te,
na
rcis
sina
19
00 m
(E
aton
201
0a);
521
-530
m (
JBC
H)
Mug
imak
i Fl
ycat
cher
F
iced
ula
1575
31
00
1563
32
55
2325
pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
take
n to
be
Kia
u V
iew
and
Por
ing
(Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
; pa
rk
mug
imak
i
1575
m;
som
ewhe
re b
etw
een
head
quar
ters
(H
all
& K
roll,
200
4);
nette
d at
327
0 m
in
pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
and
2005
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
9);
Mou
nt K
inab
alu
at 1
563
m
Tim
poho
n ga
te
(Sin
gh, 2
009,
OB
I);
c. 2
000
m a
t M
esila
u (B
row
n, 2
011,
(B
ono,
199
7, A
KN
); 3
100
m
AK
N);
Mt.
Kin
abal
u (V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an, 2
008a
;
(Biu
n, 1
999)
G
ear,
2009
); 2
629–
3255
m (
JBC
H)
Ruf
ous-
ches
ted
Fic
edul
a 70
0 16
06
to 1
200
or 1
620
but
also
rec
orde
d at
Por
ing;
upp
er
900–
1000
m a
t Sa
yap
(Moy
le &
She
ldon
, 200
0)Fl
ycat
cher
du
met
oria
up
per
reco
rds
may
re
cord
s co
nsid
ered
pos
sibl
y
ha
ve b
een
conf
used
do
ubtf
ul b
y M
ann
(200
8);
with
F. m
ugim
aki
sigh
t re
cord
s at
700
and
16
00 m
, 1 m
ist
nette
d at
3100
m, t
aken
to
be a
vag
rant
(B
iun,
199
9)
Snow
y-br
owed
F
iced
ula
12
12
3700
14
51
2508
**
1000
–370
0 pl
entif
ul 4
000–
8000
ft;
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9Fl
ycat
cher
hy
pery
thra
com
mon
abo
ve P
orin
g (C
. Lee
, BIW
, acc
epte
d)
60
00–9
500
ft;
to 3
700
m
on K
inab
alu
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
Litt
le P
ied
Flyc
atch
er
Fic
edul
a 15
15
3100
14
53
2613
85
0–31
00
com
mon
fro
m 5
000–
8000
ft;
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Mes
ilau
head
quar
ters
w
este
rman
ni
re
gula
rly
seen
at
park
(J
BC
H)
he
adqu
arte
rs;
1600
–260
0 m
(Biu
n, 1
999)
; to
310
0 m
on
Kin
abal
u
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
)
Blu
e-an
d-w
hite
C
yano
ptila
30
3 15
75
1835
pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
take
n to
ne
ar P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs (
Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
beFl
ycat
cher
cy
anom
elan
a
be 1
575
m
500
m);
Por
ing
(Kio
ng, 2
008,
OB
I; G
urne
y, 2
010;
Lam
bert
& Y
ong,
201
0);
Mou
nt K
inab
alu
(Sam
araw
eera
,
20
11, O
BI)
; K
inab
alu
Park
(V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an,
2008
a; L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g, 2
010)
; K
unda
sang
130
0 m
(JB
CH
); M
esila
u, A
pr.2
006
(R. T
eo, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
235
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2. C
ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Ver
dite
r Fl
ycat
cher
E
umyi
as
303
51
6 56
0 to
120
0 or
130
0 he
ard
on s
umm
it tr
ail
cano
py w
alkw
ay a
t Po
ring
(D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be
thal
assi
nus
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5)
560
m);
pos
sibl
y do
ubtf
ul r
ecor
ds f
rom
Mes
ilau,
c.
194
0 m
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N;
R. T
eo, A
pr.2
006,
BIW
, acc
epte
d);
seen
“ne
ar K
inab
alu”
(H
arra
p, 2
011)
;
lo
wer
bou
ndar
y fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p
(M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Indi
go F
lyca
tche
r E
umyi
as i
ndig
o 81
8 26
36
1452
24
14**
82
5–26
50
man
y co
llect
ed f
rom
M
esila
u (M
yers
, 200
9);
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Mes
ilau
27
00–8
000
ft;
8700
ft
he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H)
re
cord
fro
m o
ne s
ight
ing
(J
enki
ns&
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
;
1600
–260
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
Pal
e
Cyo
rnis
uni
colo
r 70
0
78
0 14
00
nette
d at
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
se
en b
y ot
her
obse
rver
s at
Por
ing
(Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5);
Blu
e-F
lyca
tche
r
JBC
H a
udio
rec
ordi
ng a
t 78
0 m
; ca
nopy
wal
kway
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
)
Hill
Blu
e Fl
ycat
cher
C
yorn
is
700
50
0 10
00
to o
ver
1200
sp
ecim
en f
rom
Kin
abal
u re
cent
spe
cim
ens
indi
cate
thi
s sp
ecie
s is
fai
rly
com
mon
ba
nyum
as
(n
o lo
calit
y da
ta);
Kia
u (e
ggs)
;
in s
ubm
onta
ne f
ores
t in
Sab
ah [
at l
east
] fr
om 9
00–1
000
m
nette
d at
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
09);
900
–100
0 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
&
Sh
eldo
n, 2
000)
; Po
ring
, thr
ee t
imes
, fro
m P
orin
g en
tran
ce
up
to
900
m, O
ct.2
008
and
May
200
9 (J
AE
); n
ear
Lan
gana
n w
ater
fall
on 2
4 Ju
n.20
10 a
t Po
ring
(F.
Rhe
indt
,
pe
rs. c
omm
.; c.
100
0 m
); 8
16–9
84 m
(JB
CH
, with
audi
o re
cord
ings
)
Bor
nean
Blu
e C
yorn
is s
uper
bus
606
1515
56
0 64
0 15
30
also
Ran
au a
nd P
orin
g; r
ecor
ds
just
bef
ore
bat
cave
, res
pond
ing
to p
layb
ack,
no
audi
oFl
ycat
cher
fr
om 6
00–1
500
m u
nusu
ally
re
cord
ing
mad
e (D
obbs
, 200
8; t
aken
to
be c
. 640
m);
high
, it
is p
ossi
ble
that
the
re
seen
and
hea
rd, r
espo
ndin
g to
pla
ybac
k of
ha
s be
en c
onfu
sion
with
D
. Edw
ards
’s r
ecor
ding
s fr
om D
anum
Val
ley
C
. ban
yum
as (
Jenk
ins
et a
l.,
(ide
ntic
al s
ong)
at
cano
py w
alkw
ay, c
. 560
m, o
n
1996
); n
ette
d at
700
m
4 Ju
n.20
09 (
AJB
); h
eard
and
see
n ab
ove
Mon
ggis
,
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Ta
mbu
yuko
n c.
100
0 m
, res
pond
ing
to s
ame
play
back
, in
Ju
n.20
11;
fem
ale
had
rufo
us t
ail
(AJB
)
Mal
aysi
an B
lue
C
yorn
is t
urco
sus
545
10
00
nette
d at
Por
ing
c. 5
45 m
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Fl
ycat
cher
(S
held
on, 1
977)
; al
so R
anau
in
tere
stin
g th
at t
here
are
no
rece
nt r
ecor
ds
fr
om P
orin
g
Whi
te-t
aile
d C
yorn
is c
oncr
etus
70
0 16
67
630
975*
* se
a le
vel
to 1
680,
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
one
at K
inab
alu
(Hor
nbuc
kle,
200
5);
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
Flyc
atch
er†
us
ually
600
–120
0
(New
nham
, 200
7);
Pori
ng (
Hut
chin
son,
200
8, J
un, J
ul;
Shor
tell,
200
8, O
BI)
; ra
nge
from
JA
E d
ata;
Por
ing
bam
boo
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be c
. 800
m);
bat
cav
e
(M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08)
Pygm
y Fl
ycat
cher
M
usci
cape
lla
1212
18
90
1450
18
50
850–
2200
en
d of
Liw
agu
trai
l
c. 1
900
m a
t M
esila
u (H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N);
ran
ge f
rom
ho
dgso
ni
(V
erm
eule
n, 1
996;
tak
en t
o A
JB d
ata;
154
6 m
(JB
CH
)
be c
. 189
0 m
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Chl
orop
seid
ae
Gre
ater
Gre
en
Chl
orop
sis
500
975
560
645
to a
t le
ast
1300
Po
ring
, c. 9
75 m
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
Lea
fbir
d so
nner
ati
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N);
ca
nopy
wal
kway
(C
layt
on &
Tho
mas
, 200
2; R
hein
dt,
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
2003
; ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
); b
at c
ave,
Por
ing
(Low
, 200
7;
ta
ken
to b
e 64
5 m
); P
orin
g (H
arra
p, 2
008)
; ca
nopy
wal
kway
, tak
en t
o be
560
m, O
ct.2
010
(L. S
. Ni,
J. O
ng, B
IW)
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ont’
d.
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Les
ser
Gre
en
Chl
orop
sis
70
0
516
600
to a
t le
ast
950
reco
rded
at
Pori
ng;
colle
cted
lo
wer
bou
ndar
y fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
Lea
fbir
d cy
anop
ogon
at K
aung
; 70
0 m
(B
iun,
200
9)
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2004
); P
orin
g, c
. 560
m (
Bro
wn,
201
1,
A
KN
); o
n L
anga
nan
trai
l (H
arra
p, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
at
leas
t 60
0 m
)
Bor
nean
Lea
fbir
d†
Chl
orop
sis
60
0 21
21
850
1800
**
to 2
200
(Tru
s M
adi)
, lo
wer
ele
vatio
ns o
f Po
ring
92
7 m
(JB
CH
); r
are
to 1
800
m (
AJB
); s
omew
here
ki
naba
luen
sis
550–
2140
(W
all
& Y
ong,
198
5; t
aken
to
betw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(Kin
abal
u);
gene
rally
be
600
m);
als
o K
unda
san[
g]
(Mer
rill,
201
1, A
KN
); c
. 180
0 m
, with
pho
togr
aph
abov
e 50
0
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991;
tak
en t
o be
(L
. Har
ding
, 201
1, A
KN
; pe
rs. c
omm
.);
900–
1000
m a
t
c. 1
300
m);
one
at
Pori
ng
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
; re
gula
r at
Por
ing
(V
erm
eule
n, 1
996)
; on
e ne
tted
c. 8
50–9
75 m
(JA
E);
c. 9
75 m
, Por
ing
at
310
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9; t
aken
(F
. Rhe
indt
, Jul
.201
0, p
ers.
com
m.)
to b
e a
vagr
ant)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Dic
aeid
ae
Yel
low
-bre
aste
d P
rion
ochi
lus
500
700
to a
t le
ast
1250
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ng o
nFl
ower
peck
er
mac
ulat
us
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
(Eat
on, 2
009,
May
)
Cri
mso
n-br
east
ed
Pri
onoc
hilu
s
to a
t le
ast
1200
“tw
o ne
ar t
he w
ater
fall”
at
Pori
ng (
Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
Flo
wer
peck
er
perc
ussu
s
to
be
c. 1
000
m);
Por
ing
(Hut
chin
son,
200
8,
Jun.
2008
, Jul
.201
1)
Yel
low
-rum
ped
P
rion
ochi
lus
500
975
500
984
1700
Po
ring
c. 9
75 m
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
near
Flow
erpe
cker
xa
ntho
pygi
us
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N);
Po
ring
hea
dqua
rter
s (D
obbs
, 200
8; H
arra
p, 2
008;
tak
en
700
m a
nd n
ette
d at
260
0 m
to
be
c. 5
00 m
); 6
24–9
84 m
(JB
CH
)
(Biu
n, 1
999;
tak
en t
o be
a va
gran
t)
Thi
ck-b
illed
D
icae
um a
gile
50
0 56
0 20
0
two
view
ed t
hrou
gh a
tel
esco
pe n
ear
Pori
ng h
eadq
uart
ers
Flo
wer
peck
er
(H
arra
p, 2
011;
tak
en t
o be
c. 5
00 m
); P
orin
g (H
utch
inso
n,
20
08, J
ul);
can
opy
wal
kway
10–
13 J
ul.2
010
(F. R
hein
dt,
pers
. com
m.;
take
n to
be
560
m)
Yel
low
-ven
ted
D
icae
um
97
0 50
0 70
0 17
00
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
Flow
erpe
cker
ch
ryso
rrhe
um
(New
nham
, 200
7; D
obbs
, 200
8; L
ambe
rt &
Yon
g, 2
010)
;
pa
st b
at c
ave
on r
idge
(L
ow, 2
007;
tak
en t
o be
c. 7
00 m
);
“P
orin
g, a
roun
d lo
dge
area
and
low
est
slop
es”
(Har
rap,
201
0; t
aken
to
be c
. 500
–550
m)
Ora
nge-
belli
ed
Dic
aeum
30
3 97
5 51
5 10
03
1700
al
so K
unda
sang
, 430
0 ft
; c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
from
Flow
erpe
cker
tr
igon
ostig
ma
Po
ring
c. 9
75 m
JB
CH
dat
a
(Nez
adal
, 199
1, A
KN
)
Plai
n Fl
ower
peck
er
Dic
aeum
12
00
reco
rded
at
Pori
ng;
Kia
u Po
ring
foo
tbal
l pi
tch
(Add
ison
, 200
2; t
aken
to
be
conc
olor
(egg
s);
two
at P
orin
g
c. 5
00 m
)
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
Bla
ck-s
ided
D
icae
um
606
2182
15
11
2016
**
to 2
182
on K
inab
alu
com
mon
abo
ve 3
000
ft;
rang
e fr
om J
BC
H d
ata;
Mes
ilau,
Sep
.200
9Fl
ower
peck
er
mon
ticol
um
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
, so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk
(C. L
ee, B
IW, a
ccep
ted)
Sara
wak
Mus
eum
);
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n
to
254
0 on
Tru
s M
adi
gate
(B
ono,
199
7, A
KN
;
(S
held
on &
Fra
ncis
, R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
);
1985
; FH
S pe
rs. o
bs.)
Sa
raw
ak M
useu
m s
peci
men
from
“K
ambo
rang
oh 7
200
ft”
(2
182
m)
from
bef
ore
1978
(She
ldon
et
al.,
2001
)
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ont’
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lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Scar
let-
back
ed
Dic
aeum
30
3 70
0
to
abo
ve 1
750
700
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
se
en d
aily
at
Pori
ng (
Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
Flow
erpe
cker
cr
uent
atum
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Nec
tari
niid
ae
Rub
y-ch
eeke
d C
halc
opar
ia
303
50
0 97
2 to
at
leas
t 12
00
one
at P
orin
g c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ne
ar P
orin
gSu
nbir
d si
ngal
ensi
s
(Ver
meu
len,
199
6)
head
quar
ters
(H
arra
p, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 5
00 m
); u
pper
mar
gin
from
JB
CH
dat
a
Plai
n Su
nbir
d A
nthr
epte
s
521
560
1220
Po
ring
: fe
edin
g a fl e
dglin
g in
ca
nopy
wal
kway
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
Jul
.201
0, p
ers.
com
m.;
si
mpl
ex
19
82, s
een
1985
ta
ken
to b
e 56
0 m
); n
ette
d at
c. 1
500
m i
n 19
99
(Phi
llips
, 198
6)
(Moy
le, 2
003)
; c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l.,
20
04);
521
m a
nd p
ossi
bly
at 9
16 m
(JB
CH
)B
row
n-th
roat
ed
Ant
hrep
tes
939
516
560
to a
t le
ast
1220
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; 51
6–53
5 m
Sunb
ird
mal
acen
sis
(JB
CH
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay, t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
, Oct
.201
0
(L
. S. N
i, J.
Ong
, BIW
)
Red
-thr
oate
d
Ant
hrep
tes
510
no
ne g
iven
Po
ring
198
2, 1
986
250–
450
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; go
odSu
nbir
d rh
odol
aem
a
(Phi
llips
, 198
6)
view
s of
a m
ale
at P
orin
g (V
alen
tine
& T
hurm
ilang
an,
2008
a);
wat
erfa
ll tr
ail
(Har
rap,
200
8);
Pori
ng
(B
arne
s, 2
009)
; ho
t po
ols,
510
m (
JAE
)
Purp
le-n
aped
H
ypog
ram
ma
500
975
510
984
to a
t le
ast
1000
Po
ring
, c. 9
75 m
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ra
nge
from
Sunb
ird
hypo
gram
mic
um
(N
ezad
al, 1
991)
; 70
0 m
JB
CH
dat
a
(Biu
n, 1
999)
Van
Has
selt’
s Su
nbir
d Le
ptoc
oma
50
0
to a
t le
ast
1000
co
llect
ed a
t Po
ring
in
1977
in
tere
stin
g th
at t
here
are
no
rece
nt r
ecor
ds
bras
ilian
a
Oliv
e-ba
cked
C
inny
ris
700
1552
50
0 15
50
1565
(er
rone
ousl
y 51
20 f
t at
par
k he
adqu
arte
rs;
Pori
ng (
Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001;
New
nham
, 200
7;Su
nbir
d ju
gula
ris
cite
s Je
nkin
s &
so
mew
here
bet
wee
n pa
rk
Bar
nes,
200
9);
uppe
r bo
unda
ry f
rom
AJB
dat
a (b
reed
ing)
;
de
Silv
a, 1
978
as
head
quar
ters
and
Tim
poho
n
1 km
tow
ards
Kun
dasa
ng f
rom
Por
ing,
c. 5
00 m
(JA
E)
givi
ng t
his
elev
atio
n)
gate
(B
ono,
199
7, A
KN
);
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Cri
mso
n Su
nbir
d A
etho
pyga
606
500
510
1190
al
so R
anau
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ne
ar c
hale
t
sipa
raja
at
Por
ing
(Har
rap,
200
8; t
aken
to
be c
. 500
m);
Por
ing
(Gur
ney,
201
0);
at h
ot p
ools
(H
arra
p, 2
011;
tak
en t
o be
510
m)
Tem
min
ck’s
Sun
bird
A
etho
pyga
60
6 21
00
894
2050
se
a le
vel
to 1
985
plen
tiful
aro
und
4000
ft;
dow
n to
300
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; Po
ring
te
mm
inck
ii
nette
d at
160
0 m
, see
n at
(D
obbs
, 200
8);
grea
ter
than
200
0 m
on
sum
mit
trai
l
2100
m (
Biu
n, 1
999)
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N;
take
n to
be
2050
m);
bre
edin
g at
1900
m, M
ar.2
011
(AJB
); m
any
reco
rds
at M
esila
u
he
adqu
arte
rs c
. 195
0 m
(L
. Har
ding
; JA
E);
894
–185
9
(J
BC
H)
Litt
le S
pide
rhun
ter
Ara
chno
ther
a 50
0 97
5 53
0 15
00*
1500
ci
ted
Gor
e th
at g
oes
up t
o c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; ba
nded
at
lo
ngir
ostr
a
4500
ft
in B
orne
o; c
olle
cted
15
00 m
, Jun
.201
0, M
ay 2
011
(AJB
); 5
30–9
61 m
(JB
CH
);
at c
. 500
m (
Shel
don,
197
7);
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
th
ree
spec
imen
s be
low
909
m
(J
enki
ns &
de
Silv
a, 1
978)
;
Pori
ng, c
. 975
m (
Nez
adal
,
1991
, AK
N);
som
ewhe
re
be
twee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(Bon
o, 1
997,
AK
N)
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ont’
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lish
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e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Thi
ck-b
illed
A
rach
noth
era
70
0 50
0
to a
t le
ast
1200
ne
tted
at 7
00 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Pori
ng (
Ben
stea
d &
Ben
stea
d, 2
001;
Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce,
Spid
erhu
nter
cr
assi
rost
ris
2001
; R
hein
dt, 2
003;
Bar
nes,
200
9);
briefl y
see
n by
the
cabi
ns a
t Po
ring
(H
arra
p, 2
008;
tak
en t
o be
c. 5
00 m
)
Lon
g-bi
lled
Ara
chno
ther
a 50
0 70
0 50
0
to a
t le
ast
1500
Po
ring
win
dow
kill
; 70
0 m
Po
ring
, unc
lear
but
at
leas
t 60
0 m
(A
ddis
on, 2
002)
;Sp
ider
hunt
er
robu
sta
(B
iun,
199
9)
Pori
ng, c
. 500
m (
Wat
son,
201
0, A
KN
); c
anop
y w
alkw
ay
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
tak
en t
o be
560
m);
Por
ing
(Mat
heve
et
al.,
2008
)
Spec
tacl
ed
Ara
chno
ther
a
700
560
to
at
leas
t 16
80
reco
rded
eas
tern
sid
e of
ne
ar P
orin
g he
adqu
arte
rs (
Ben
stea
d &
Ben
stea
d, 2
001;
Spid
erhu
nter
fl a
viga
ster
Kin
abal
u, u
nkno
wn
altit
ude;
A
ddis
on, 2
002)
; Po
ring
, c. 5
60 m
(H
ardi
ng, 2
011,
AK
N);
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
cano
py w
alkw
ay (
Rhe
indt
, 200
3; t
aken
to
be 5
60 m
);
Po
ring
(M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08)
Yel
low
-ear
ed
Ara
chno
ther
a
97
5 51
0
1220
re
cord
ed a
t Po
ring
(B
L);
25
0–45
0 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
Pori
ngSp
ider
hunt
er
chry
soge
nys
re
cord
nee
ds t
o be
(B
enst
ead
& B
enst
ead,
200
1; M
athe
ve e
t al
., 20
08);
see
n
corr
obor
ated
(Je
nkin
s et
al.,
“o
ccas
iona
lly i
n th
e fo
rest
at
Pori
ng”
(Add
ison
, 200
2);
19
96);
c. 9
75 m
at
Pori
ng
seen
at
510
m (
JBC
H);
can
opy
wal
kway
(R
hein
dt, 2
003;
(N
ezad
al, 1
991,
AK
N)
take
n to
be
560
m)
Bor
nean
Spi
derh
unte
r A
rach
noth
era
700
1515
53
0 21
00*
1530
70
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
c. 2
00 m
at
Seri
nsim
(Sh
eldo
n et
al.,
200
4);
ev
eret
ti
A
. affi
nis
ever
etti
nette
d at
210
0 m
, confi r
med
by
DN
A s
eque
ncin
g (S
held
on &
Moy
le, 2
008)
;
Po
ring
550
m (
Eck
ert,
2009
, Xen
o C
anto
);
530–
1531
m a
nd p
ossi
bly
to 1
756
m (
JBC
H);
90
0–10
00 m
at
Saya
p (M
oyle
& S
held
on, 2
000)
Whi
tehe
ad’s
A
rach
noth
era
1212
16
67
1450
20
00*
945–
2100
fr
eque
ntly
obs
erve
d at
ra
nge
from
AJB
dat
a (r
are
and
nom
adic
); 1
516–
1688
mSp
ider
hunt
er
julia
e
(210
0 is
fro
m
head
quar
ters
; so
mew
here
(J
BC
H)
Mt.
Tru
s M
adi)
be
twee
n pa
rk h
eadq
uart
ers
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(Rob
erso
n, 1
988,
AK
N;
B
ono,
199
7, A
KN
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Pas
seri
dae
Eur
asia
n T
ree
P
asse
r
51
6 15
50
to a
t le
ast
1400
Pori
ng (
Wal
lace
& W
alla
ce, 2
001)
; c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
imSp
arro
w
mon
tanu
s
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
04);
fl o
ck a
t M
esila
u (N
ewnh
am, 2
007;
take
n to
be
at l
east
190
0 m
); b
etw
een
park
hea
dqua
rter
s
an
d T
impo
hon
gate
(W
atso
n, 2
010,
AK
N;
Har
ding
, 201
1,
A
KN
); 5
16–5
23 m
(JB
CH
); 1
550
m a
t he
adqu
arte
rs (
AJB
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Est
rild
idae
Taw
ny-b
reas
ted
E
ryth
rura
12
00
3273
15
00
1900
**
400–
3300
18
18–3
273
m
seen
at
1505
m, p
ossi
bly
hear
d up
to
2788
m (
JBC
H);
Parr
otfi n
ch
hype
ryth
ra
(J
enki
ns e
t al
., 19
96);
br
eedi
ng f
rom
c. 1
500–
1900
m, F
eb–A
pr.2
010
(AJB
);
2600
–310
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9);
thre
e at
Mes
ilau
(Gur
ney,
201
0);
prob
ably
hea
rd i
n
prob
ably
120
0–33
00 m
ba
mbo
o 30
0 m
abo
ve M
esila
u he
adqu
arte
rs (
JBC
H);
(S
held
on e
t al
., 20
01)
1–2
km a
bove
Tim
poho
n ga
te, s
umm
it tr
ail
(Rhe
indt
, 200
3)
Pin-
taile
d
Ery
thru
ra
15
75
none
giv
en
Dus
un r
ice fi e
lds
on K
inab
alu;
Parr
otfi n
ch
pras
ina
re
cord
fro
m p
ark
head
quar
ters
in
198
8
239
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dix
2. C
ont’
d.
Eng
lish
nam
e
Scie
ntifi
c
Pas
t
Pas
t C
urre
nt
Cur
rent
M
axim
um
His
tori
cal
note
s C
urre
nt n
otes
na
me
low
er
uppe
r lo
wer
up
per
elev
atio
n in
mar
gin
m
argi
n m
argi
n m
argi
n B
orne
o (M
ann,
(m)
(m
) (
m)
(m
) 20
08)
(m)
Dus
ky M
unia
Lo
nchu
ra
500
1600
50
8 15
50
to a
t le
ast
1600
“s
een
at p
ark
head
quar
ters
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; br
eedi
ng a
t
fusc
ans
m
ore
freq
uent
ly i
n re
cent
55
0 in
Por
ing
(JB
CH
); 5
08–5
30 (
JBC
H);
bre
edin
g up
to
ye
ars”
(Je
nkin
s et
al.,
199
6);
15
50 m
nea
r he
adqu
arte
rs (
AJB
)
700,
160
0 m
(B
iun,
199
9)
Che
stnu
t M
unia
Lo
nchu
ra
500
1667
51
0
1680
co
llect
ed u
p to
550
0 ft
bef
ore
seen
at
Pori
ng (
Val
entin
e an
d T
hurm
ilang
an 2
008b
;
atri
capi
lla
19
78 b
y Pe
ters
; so
mew
here
G
urne
y 20
10);
ran
ge f
rom
JB
CH
dat
a
betw
een
head
quar
ters
and
T
impo
hon
gate
(R
ober
son,
198
8, A
KN
)
PASS
ER
IFO
RM
ES:
Mot
acill
idae
Fore
st W
agta
il D
endr
onan
thus
909
up t
o ab
out
1000
“H
arri
son”
saw
one
at
909
m
indi
cus
on
Kin
abal
u in
Feb
.195
2
Gre
y W
agta
il M
otac
illa
ci
nere
a 70
0 31
00
560
1900
**
to a
bout
180
0 Po
ring
, 28
Feb.
1989
c.
200
m a
t Se
rins
im (
Shel
don
et a
l., 2
004)
; M
esila
u
(Bat
chel
or, 1
991)
; 70
0–31
00 m
(B
isho
p, 2
010)
; Po
ring
, c. 5
60 m
(B
row
n, 2
011,
AK
N);
(B
iun,
199
9)
1900
m (
JBC
H)