Sunday, April 22, 2018

Seletar East 25Feb18

From KH

Asian Brown Flycatcher (left) and Arctic Warbler - two of the most common migrant songbirds in Singapore.


Oriental Honey-buzzard - one of the most common migrant raptors in Singapore.


This is most likely a Pintail Snipe.


Pacific Golden-plovers - one of the most common waders in Singapore - roosting in the grassfield.


Paddyfield Pipit also in the grassfield.


Zitting Cisticola in the grassfield.


Chestnut Munias of various age hiding in the tall grass.


  1. 1 Purple Heron - juvenile
  2. 1 Intermediate Egret
  3. 1 Cattle Egret (Eastern)
  4. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle
  5. 1 Accipiter sp.
  6. 2 White-breasted Waterhen
  7. 64 Pacific Golden-Plover
  8. 4 Pin-tailed/Swinhoe's Snipe
  9. 10 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
  10. 2 Spotted Dove
  11. 5 Zebra Dove
  12. 3 Asian Koel - Heard
  13. 10 dark swiftlet sp.
  14. 1 Common Kingfisher - Heard
  15. 1 White-throated Kingfisher - Heard
  16. 1 Collared Kingfisher - Heard
  17. 3 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
  18. 1 Coppersmith Barbet
  19. 2 Common Flameback - A pair
  20. 4 Psittacula sp.
  21. 5 Common Iora
  22. 1 Pied Triller
  23. 2 Long-tailed Shrike
  24. 3 Black-naped Oriole
  25. 1 Large-billed Crow
  26. 2 Barn Swallow
  27. 2 Pacific Swallow
  28. 5 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  29. 1 Arctic Warbler
  30. 3 Zitting Cisticola
  31. 3 Common Tailorbird
  32. 1 Ashy Tailorbird
  33. 1 Asian Brown Flycatcher
  34. 3 Asian Glossy Starling
  35. 2 Common Myna
  36. 10 Javan Myna
  37. 2 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
  38. 2 Plain-throated Sunbird
  39. 2 Olive-backed Sunbird
  40. 1 Eastern Yellow Wagtail
  41. 4 Paddyfield Pipit
  42. 3 Eurasian Tree Sparrow
  43. 8 Chestnut Munia

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