Neo Tiew Harvest Lane, Tuas 01Dec18

From KH

JS and I started the day's birding at Neo Tiew Harvest Lane.

The resident pair of dark and pale morph Changeable Hawk-eagles were busy building their nest.

Then, a Peregrine Falcon zoomed past.

Other supporting cast included, the Eastern Yellow Wagtails

amd the Intermediate Egrets.

Non-avian creatures includes these mating Anoplodesmus saussurii millipedes

and this Diplacodes trivialis dragonfly.

1. 8 Spotted Dove
2. 3 Zebra Dove
3. 1 Pink-necked Pigeon
4. 3 Lesser Coucal
5. 2 Asian Koel - Heard
6. 1 Little Bronze-Cuckoo
7. 30 dark swiftlet sp.
8. 5 House Swift
9. 1 White-breasted Waterhen
10. 4 Little Ringed Plover
11. 7 Common Snipe
12. 2 Common Sandpiper
13. 5 Intermediate Egret
14. 1 Little Egret
15. 2 Cattle Egret
16. 1 Osprey
17. 2 Oriental Honey-buzzard
18. 2 Changeable Hawk-Eagle
19. 1 Japanese Sparrowhawk
20. 7 Brahminy Kite
21. 2 White-bellied Sea-Eagle
22. 1 Common Kingfisher
23. 1 White-throated Kingfisher
24. 1 Collared Kingfisher
25. 2 Blue-throated Bee-eater
26. 5 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
27. 4 Dollarbird
28. 2 Lineated Barbet
29. 1 Common Flameback
30. 1 Laced Woodpecker
31. 1 Peregrine Falcon
32. 2 Rose-ringed Parakeet
33. 2 Red-breasted Parakeet
34. 5 Long-tailed Parakeet
35. 2 Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot
36. 2 Common Iora
37. 3 Ashy Minivet
38. 1 Pied Triller
39. 1 Tiger Shrike
40. 2 Brown Shrike
41. 2 Long-tailed Shrike
42. 2 Black-naped Oriole
43. 1 Black Drongo
44. 1 Malaysian Pied-Fantail - Heard
45. 1 House Crow
46. 10 Barn Swallow
47. 2 Pacific Swallow
48. 8 Yellow-vented Bulbul
49. 2 Oriental Reed Warbler
50. 1 Pallas's Grasshopper-Warbler
51. 1 Lanceolated Warbler - Heard
52. 1 Common Tailorbird
53. 1 Ashy Tailorbird
54. 1 Zitting Cisticola
55. 1 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
56. 1 Asian Brown Flycatcher
57. 1 Siberian Stonechat (Stejneger's)
58. 10 Asian Glossy Starling
59. 5 Javan Myna
60. 1 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
61. 2 Olive-backed Sunbird
62. 10 Eastern Yellow Wagtail
63. 2 Paddyfield Pipit
64. 5 Golden-backed Weaver

Then, we went to Tuas South to look-see, and we were glad to see OHBs and JSHs still on migration.

These were the birds that we saw in the short 30 mins we spent there.

1. 20 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
2. 2 Spotted Dove
3. 20 dark swiftlet sp.
4. 1 pond-heron sp.
5. 33 Oriental Honey-buzzard
6. 2 Japanese Sparrowhawk
7. 1 White-throated Kingfisher
8. 1 Collared Kingfisher
9. 5 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
10. 1 Black-naped Oriole
11. 2 House Crow
12. 1 Red-rumped Swallow
13. 3 Barn Swallow
14. 2 Yellow-vented Bulbul
15. 2 Zitting Cisticola
16. 5 Javan Myna
17. 1 Paddyfield Pipit