Shots from a short trip to Mount Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Malaysia. It was my second visit, this time with my parents to show them some of the endemic species and subspecies. Basically, it was only two days, arrived on the afternoon 05 August in Kota Kinabalu and went straight to the Crocker Ranges, where we birded the next day. It was quite nice for birding, but really disappointing for shots. I don't really know why - birding is done along the road, there's ample light and there are plenty of fruiting trees with birds. I think the main problem is that the road is quite busy so you don't have enough calm periods to get into position. On 07 August and 08 August we stayed at Kinabalu headquarters and birded mainly around the power station road, from the Liwagu restaurant to the power station. As usual at Mount Kinabalu, we had plenty of rain during the afternoons. We saw the usual stuff. Also hit the trail once with fairly little success - in particular, we had no trogon and no broadbill this time. On the positive side, I got a few nice shots during morning birding at Liwagu car park.