Pasir Ris Park 25Aug18

From KH

The stars of Pasir Ris Park are the resident owls: the famous one-eyed jack Buffy Fish-owl, and the Sunda Scops Owl.

As well as the pair of Spotted Wood Owls.

A surprise today was this adult male Tweeddale morph Oriental Honey-buzzard of the torquatus subspecies.

A female Oriental Honey-buzzard of the orientalis subspecies also made a showing.

Other residents, like this male Common Flameback and this proud White-throated Kingfisher, were also present.

Here's the same flameback feeding away.

The domestic chickens were breeding well here.

This Common Flying Lizard glided in and showed its yellow gular flap.

Carpenter Bees (left Xylocopa latipes, right X. aestuans) were going crazy over these yellow flowers.

Whereas Asian Honey Bees were doing the same thing over these small white flowers.

1. 20 Red Junglefowl (Domestic type)
2. 4 Spotted Dove
3. 4 Zebra Dove
4. 3 Pink-necked Pigeon
5. 2 Asian Koel - Heard
6. 3 Little Bronze-Cuckoo - Heard
7. 1 Malaysian Hawk-Cuckoo
8. 10 dark swiftlet sp.
9. 2 White-breasted Waterhen
10. 1 Common Sandpiper
11. 2 Gray Heron
12. 1 Little Egret
13. 3 Striated Heron
14. 2 Oriental Honey-buzzard - Adult Tweeddale, female orientalis
15. 2 Brahminy Kite - 1 adult, 1 juvenile
16. 1 Sunda Scops-Owl
17. 1 Buffy Fish-Owl - The famous one eyed jack
18. 2 Spotted Wood-Owl
19. 1 Oriental Pied-Hornbill
20. 2 White-throated Kingfisher
21. 2 Collared Kingfisher
22. 1 Common Flameback - Male
23. 1 Laced Woodpecker - Female
24. 2 Rose-ringed Parakeet
25. 8 Red-breasted Parakeet
26. 1 Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot - Heard
27. 6 Common Iora
28. 4 Black-naped Oriole
29. 1 Malaysian Pied-Fantail - Heard
30. 2 House Crow
31. 2 Pacific Swallow
32. 4 Yellow-vented Bulbul
33. 1 Olive-winged Bulbul
34. 2 Common Tailorbird - Heard
35. 5 Ashy Tailorbird
36. 4 Oriental White-eye
37. 3 Oriental Magpie-Robin
38. 3 Asian Glossy Starling
39. 10 Javan Myna
40. 3 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
41. 3 Plain-throated Sunbird
42. 5 Olive-backed Sunbird