Serangoon Tidal Gates 11Sep20

From KH

This female Little Bronze-Cuckoo came down low.

So did these Scaly-breasted Munia and Sunda Woodpecker.

This Tiger Shrike stayed a distance in a small tree.

While this juvenile White-breasted Waterhen was foraging.

And this Common Sandpiper just resting.

A couple of Wild Pigs were not too shy to show their whole body.

An empty shell - Blinking Snail Quantula striata top and bottom. The only land snail known to be bioluminescent¹. How cool is that?

1. Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon) 50
2. Spotted Dove 20
3. Zebra Dove 4
4. Asian Koel 1 - Heard
5. Little Bronze-Cuckoo 2 - Females
6. dark swiftlet sp. 10
7. White-breasted Waterhen 2
8. Common Sandpiper 1
9. Gray Heron 3
10. Collared Kingfisher 1 - Heard
11. Sunda Woodpecker 2
12. Red-breasted Parakeet 3
13. Pied Triller 2 - Pair
14. Black-naped Oriole 2
15. Common Iora 5
16. Tiger Shrike 1
17. House Crow 20
18. Common Tailorbird 1 - Heard
19. Yellow-bellied Prinia 2 - Heard
20. Barn Swallow 1
21. Pacific Swallow 1
22. Sooty-headed Bulbul 1 - Heard
23. Yellow-vented Bulbul 2 - Heard
24. Daurian Starling 40
25. Common Myna 10
26. Javan Myna 50
27. Oriental Magpie-Robin 2
28. Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker 1
29. Olive-backed Sunbird 1
30. Golden-backed Weaver 30
31. Baya Weaver 5
32. Scaly-breasted Munia 10

Reference
1. Glow-in-the-dark snail