Seletar East 04Mar18

From KH

An adult male orientalis OHB was resting on a tree.

This Cattle Egret caught an insect.

Resident woodpeckers, like the female Common Flameback and the Sunda Woodpecker were also foraging.

The Blue-tailed Bee-eater looking out for insects.

The Blue-crowned Hanging-parrot seemed to be prospecting for a tree hole.

While the Red-breasted Parakeets were just flying by.

The only migrant songbird present today was the Asian Brown Flycatcher.

The male Common Iora was in brilliant breeding black-and-yellow plumage, while the female was a little duller.

Other residents:

Long-tailed Shrike

Eurasian Tree Sparrows

Feral Pigeon

This Javan Myna caught a gecko

Female Brown-throated Sunbird

1. 1 Yellow Bittern
2. 3 Cattle Egret (Eastern)
3. 1 Oriental Honey-buzzard - Adult male orientalis
4. 8 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
5. 6 Spotted Dove
6. 1 Zebra Dove
7. 5 dark swiftlet sp.
8. 1 Common Kingfisher - Heard
9. 2 White-throated Kingfisher
10. 2 Collared Kingfisher
11. 3 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
12. 2 Dollarbird
13. 2 Coppersmith Barbet
14. 1 Sunda Woodpecker
15. 1 Common Flameback - Female
16. 8 Red-breasted Parakeet
17. 3 Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot
18. 4 Common Iora
19. 1 Long-tailed Shrike
20. 4 Black-naped Oriole
21. 1 Large-billed Crow
22. 6 Yellow-vented Bulbul
23. 2 Common Tailorbird - Heard
24. 1 Ashy Tailorbird - Heard
25. 2 Asian Brown Flycatcher
26. 10 Asian Glossy Starling
27. 20 Javan Myna
28. 2 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
29. 2 Plain-throated Sunbird - A pair
30. 4 Olive-backed Sunbird
31. 2 Paddyfield Pipit
32. 4 Eurasian Tree Sparrow