SBWR 07Apr18

From KH

After Changi and Pasir Ris, Danny and I went SBWR during late morning, where Con was already stalking the star - Indian Paradise-flycatcher. We missed it. After lunch, Danny, JS, BJ and I tried again, and was rewarded with a brief view.

Other stars that make an appearance today were a pair of Lesser Adjutants, which was thermaling with a juvenile White-bellied Sea-eagle.

A female Copper-throated Sunbird also showed well at the Mangrove Boardwalk.

Her cousin, a male Crimson Sunbird, didn't want to lose out and came looking too.

Stork-billed Kingfisher ruffling its feathers

Scaly-breasted Munia feeding.

White-breasted Waterhen having a bad hair day.

Yellow-vented Bulbul brooding chick.

Baby Estuarine Crocodile basking in the sun.

1. 2 Lesser Adjutant
2. 1 Painted Stork
3. 1 Gray Heron
4. 1 Purple Heron - Juvenile
5. 3 Great Egret
6. 21 Little Egret
7. 1 Striated Heron
8. 1 White-bellied Sea-Eagle
9. 2 White-breasted Waterhen
10. 2 Common Sandpiper
11. 10 Common Redshank
12. 1 Spotted Dove
13. 1 Zebra Dove
14. 1 Pink-necked Pigeon
15. 1 Asian Koel
16. 10 dark swiftlet sp.
17. 2 Stork-billed Kingfisher
18. 1 Collared Kingfisher
19. 2 Blue-throated Bee-eater
20. 2 Common Flameback
21. 1 Rufous Woodpecker
22. 2 Common Iora
23. 1 Pied Triller
24. 1 Black-naped Oriole
25. 1 Indian Paradise-Flycatcher
26. 2 House Crow
27. 2 Yellow-vented Bulbul
28. 1 Olive-winged Bulbul
29. 2 Common Tailorbird
30. 2 Ashy Tailorbird
31. 1 Yellow-bellied Prinia
32. 2 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
33. 1 Asian Brown Flycatcher
34. 1 Oriental Magpie-Robin
35. 5 Asian Glossy Starling
36. 2 Javan Myna
37. 1 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
38. 1 Plain-throated Sunbird
39. 1 Copper-throated Sunbird - Female
40. 1 Crimson Sunbird - Male
41. 2 Olive-backed Sunbird
42. 2 Scaly-breasted Munia