Jurong Lake 01Mar25

From KH

Danny, JS and I went to Jurong Lake today. We saw 3 migratory Asian Openbills. ©Lau JS

Besides the Blue-tailed Bee-eater, the other migrants were songbirds, Arctic Warbler, Asian Brown Flycatcher, and Yellow-rumped Flycatcher.

The resident birds included this fine male Pink-necked Green-Pigeon. ©Lau JS

Seletar West 26Feb25

From KH

I took a short morning walk at Seletar Park Connector, and the Reed Warblers (Black-browed and Oriental) and Grasshopper Warblers (Pallas's) were still around.

Continuing to Rower's Bay Park, got a small family of Smooth Otters feasting.

Kranji Marsh 23Feb25

From KH

Danny and I went to Kranji Marsh today, but just the usual birds.

Sengkang Riverside Park 22Feb25

From KH

I did the Parrot Count at Sengkang Riverside Park today. Got 17 Rose-ringed Parakeets, 33 Red-breasted Parakeets and 8 Long-tailed Parakeets.

Coincidentally, some folks were free-flying their pet macaws, including Red-and-green Macaw, Scarlet Macaw, Blue-and-yellow Macaws, and their hybrid.

Hampstead Wetland 21Feb25

From KH

Continuing from the last trip, the Oriental Pied-hornbill mother and chicks were still sealed in the tree hole at Hampstead Wetland Park. The father had to bring back food for the family.

First, he would go to a nearby perch.

Then, he would go to the nest and start feeding, in this case, by regurgitating figs.

Seletar West, Seletar Dam 20Feb25

From KH

At Seletar Park Connector, a small family of Smooth Otters were hunting. Handphone shot.

Moving on to Seletar Dam, via Rower's Bay, nothing much.

At Seletar Dam, no waders, just some egrets.

Seletar Dam, Rower's Bay 19Feb25

From KH

At Seletar Dam, a pair of Great-billed Herons were courting, but photobombed by a Javan Myna.

Pacific Swallow showing how it can independently control the nictitating membrane of each eye.

Jellyfish swimming in the strait.

At Rower's Bay Park, 5 Masked Lapwings were chilling out on the rocks.

Asian Brown Flycatcher chilling out on a tree.

Asian Openbills eating snails along Seletar Club Road.