Tuas 30Nov19
From KH
Danny and I went Tuas for raptor watch before the season come to a close.
This is how a Japanese Sparrowhawk looks like when it is too high up in the sky...
We were surprised to see an adult male Pin-tailed Whydah. Someone lost a pet?
It was nice to see the Chestnut Munias doing well here. There were a good number of juveniles, as well as adults.
- Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon) 40
- Spotted Dove 8
- Zebra Dove 8
- Lesser Coucal 2
- Asian Koel 1
- cuckoo sp. (Cuculidae sp.) 1 - large cuckoo, skittish, only glimpses
- dark swiftlet sp. 20
- House Swift 1
- Red-wattled Lapwing 8
- Common Sandpiper 3
- Gray Heron 1
- Purple Heron 1
- Little Egret 1
- Cattle Egret 1
- Striated Heron 1
- Black-winged Kite 3
- Oriental Honey-buzzard 4
- Gray-faced Buzzard 1
- Japanese Sparrowhawk 1
- Accipiter sp. 1
- Brahminy Kite 3
- White-throated Kingfisher 3
- Blue-tailed Bee-eater 10
- Sunda Woodpecker 1 - heard
- Golden-bellied Gerygone 1 - heard
- Pied Triller 4
- Black-naped Oriole 4
- Common Iora 3
- Malaysian Pied-Fantail 1
- Brown Shrike 3
- House Crow 10
- Common Tailorbird 1 - heard
- Ashy Tailorbird 1 - heard
- Zitting Cisticola 3
- Oriental Reed Warbler 3
- Lanceolated Warbler 1 - heard
- Barn Swallow 20
- Pacific Swallow 5
- Red-rumped Swallow 1
- Yellow-vented Bulbul 5
- Common Myna 4
- Javan Myna 10
- Eyebrowed Thrush 2 - seen and heard
- Asian Brown Flycatcher 2
- Yellow-rumped Flycatcher 1
- Scaly-breasted Munia 20
- Chestnut Munia 20
- Pin-tailed Whydah 1 - male with long tail
- Eurasian Tree Sparrow 10
- Paddyfield Pipit 4
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