Our guide Azmil knew of a specific spot where a pair of Bornean shortwings were nesting. (They are otherwise difficult to see as they live hidden in the undergrowth). We stopped there, he put out some maggots, and then called them. First came a tired female and then this male who looked rudely perky... The male is predominantly dark indigo blue with a faint white line above and in front of the eye. The female, on the other hand, is mainly chestnut brown. The species forages for insects, mainly on the ground. The bird is endemic to Borneo.