Tuas 04Jan20

From KH

Today, only Danny and I were available for birding. We chose Tuas, where we spent the whole morning at. The highlights were a Hodgson's Hawk-cuckoo and a Black Bittern. Migrant raptor wise, there were still a couple of OHBs and a JSH hanging around.

1. Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon) 5
2. Spotted Dove 5
3. Zebra Dove 8
4. Pink-necked Green-Pigeon 1
5. Asian Koel 2
6. Hodgson's Hawk-Cuckoo 1 - pale tertials, thin penultimate tail band
7. dark swiftlet sp. 20
8. Common Sandpiper 2
9. Black Bittern 1
10. Intermediate Egret 1
11. Black-winged Kite 1
12. Oriental Honey-buzzard 2
13. Japanese Sparrowhawk 1
14. Brahminy Kite 2
15. White-throated Kingfisher 1
16. Collared Kingfisher 2
17. Blue-tailed Bee-eater 5
18. Sunda Woodpecker 1 - heard
19. Golden-bellied Gerygone 1 - heard
20. Black-naped Oriole 5
21. Common Iora 3
22. Malaysian Pied-Fantail 2
23. Brown Shrike 1
24. House Crow 10
25. Oriental Reed Warbler 1
26. Lanceolated Warbler 2 - heard
27. Barn Swallow 10
28. Yellow-vented Bulbul 10
29. Asian Glossy Starling 10
30. Common Myna 1
31. Javan Myna 10
32. Asian Brown Flycatcher 2
33. Oriental Magpie-Robin 1 - heard
34. Olive-backed Sunbird 2
35. Scaly-breasted Munia 10
36. Paddyfield Pipit 4