In spite of relative close geographical distance Bohol island's fauna is quite distinct from that of our home Negros. To some degree it resembles the large southern island of Mindanao. Only few lowland forests remain today in this region and Raja Sikatuna is the only remnant on Bohol. It is a relatively large protected limestone area and holds a number of special and threatened species, not only birds but also - unusual in the Philippines - several mammal species. After 2 years of pandemia and super typhoon Odette at Christmas 2021, we had the chance to visit Bohol for three days in May 2022 and returned for another short stay in February 2025. We found the road between Logarita turnoff and Magsaysay clearing particularly productive. Silvery kingfishers are still to be seen on the river pools outside the park (turn right just after the bridge going from Bilar church to Logarita and Magsaysay). Concentrating on Bohol forest specialities we unfortunately failed locating broadbills, which is a good reason to return. During our stays days were mostly cloudy and light in the forest poor, so we used flash photography in some circumstances.