Introducing site : Taman Millenium

 Taman Millenium situated in Kuala Kubu Bahru is a small park for local enjoyment but big bonus for birds lover. The place is unique originated from ex mining condition and turn lake. The place supported good diversity of bird including approximately 100 species recorded and over 80 species was seen in 3 days in the area. The place is also well accommodating for local aborigines as well. 

To begin with, ground bird have been observed in the area and this include Great Argus and Long Billed Partridge.

Something have been more regular to the place now is the Jerdon's Baza. 

At the same time of the discovery we also saw the Eurasian Wrynecked. Spring migration are apparently good for bird of prey. Flock of Oriental Honey Buzzard, Accipiter and Baza have been observed.

2 Species of Needletail, the Silver Rumped Needletail and Brown Backed Needletail has been observed and recorded there. In regards to the swallow 4 species have been observed here including the Rufous Bellied Swallow as in photo below.

Red Wattled Lapwing is a common sight in the area but sorry guys no Grey Headed Lapwing for this site. For the record this have been a breeding spot for the Red Wattled Lapwing and the Savanna Nightjar.

3 species of Bee Eater all nesting in the surrounding have also being observed in the area. To name them they are Blue Throated Bee Eater, Blue Tailed Bee Eater and also Red Bearded Bee Eater. Other breeding species are Long Tailed Shrike which is a common sight to the area. At least 2 breeding pair should be observed in the area.

To bring everyone up to speed kindly refer to the below globally significant species

Threaten Species Status

Long -billed Partridge NT

Black Mappie NT

Great Argus NT

Straw-headed Bulbul VU

Some other interesting species we have then encounter are the Hooded Pitta, Blue Winged Pitta and Orange Headed Thrush. Im still curious about the unidentified large accipiter I encounter in the area. We suspected to be Eurasian Sparrowhawk but the raptor flew off faster then what we can do. 

So to bring everyone up to speed in 2014 itself we encounter over 80 species. see list below

No.	Species
1	Long- Tailed Shrike
2	Brown Shrike
3	Yellow-Vented Bulbul
4	Pied Trialler
5	Paddyfield Pipit
6	Blue-Tailed Bee-Eater
7	Red-Wattled Lapwing
8	Swiftlet unid
9	Barn Swallow
10	Common Iora
11	Asian Glossy Starling
12	Oriental Magpie Robin
13	Peaceful Dove
14	Plaintif Cuckoo
15	Javan Myna
16	Black-Naped Oriole
17	Lineated Barbet
18	Red Junglefowl
19	Red-Eyed Bulbul
20	Black-Headed Bulbul
21	Green-Billed Malkoha
22	Blue-Eared Kingfihser
23	Asian Brown Flycatcher
24	Pink-Necked Green Pigeon
25	Gold-Whiskered Barbet
26	Scarlet Backed Flowerpecker
27	Grey Heron
28	Banded Bay Cuckoo
29	White-Throated Kingfisher
30	Eurasian Tree Sparrow
31	Baya Weaver
32	Flyeater
33	White-Breasted Waterhen
34	Pacific Swallow
35	Yellow Bittern
36	Yellow-Bellied Prinia
37	Purple Heron
38	Fork-Tailed Swift
39	Brown-Throated Sunbird
40	Little Spiderhunter
41	Common Myna
42	Spotted Dove
43	Black-Shouldered Kite
44	Savanna Nightjar
45	Rufous Bellied Swallow
46	Greater Coucal
47	Brown-Backed Needletail
48	Hill Myna
49	Scally Breasted Munia
50	Changeable Hawk-Eagle
51	Jerdon's Baza
52	Eurasian Wryneck
53	White-Bellied Sea-Eagle
54	Dark-Necked Tailorbird
55	Pied Fantail
56	Rufous-Tailed Tailorbird
57	Crimson Sunbird
58	Yellow-Vented Flowerpecker
59	House Swift
60	Olive-Winged Bulbul
61	Black-Crested Bulbul
62	Dollarbird
63	Grey Rumped Treeswift
64	Plain Flowerpecker
65	Purple Naped Sunbird
66	Spectacle Bulbul
67	Asian Fairy Bluebird
68	Red-Bearded Bee-Eater
69	Whiskered Treeswift
70	Striped Tit-Babbler
71	Straw-Headed Bulbul
72	Emerald Dove
73	Long-Billed Partridge
74	Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher
75	Black Magpie
76	Asian Paradise Flycatcher
77	Indian Cuckoo
78	Rufous Fronted Babbler
79	Greater Racket-Tailed Drongo
80	Crimson-Winged Woodpecker
81	Hairy Backed Bulbul
82	Asian Koel
83	Plain Sunbird
84	Crimson Breasted Flowerpecker
85	Ochraceous Bulbul
86	Buffy-Fish Owl
87	Large-Tailed Nightjar
88	Crested Serpent-Eagle
89	Great Argus