SBWR, NTHL, LCK3 26Sep20

From KH

Started the day's birding at the old Sungei Buloh with Danny, Con and friend, while JS did his survey at the new Sungei Buloh.

Nothing much going on, so here's a Cotton Stainer Bug Dysdercus decussatus nymph.

1. Spotted Dove 1
2. Zebra Dove 1
3. Pink-necked Green-Pigeon 2
4. Asian Koel 1
5. dark swiftlet sp. 5
6. Pacific Golden-Plover 10
7. Whimbrel 50
8. Common Sandpiper 3
9. Common Redshank 10
10. Milky Stork 5 - Free ranging
11. Painted Stork 5 - Free ranging
12. Gray Heron 3
13. Little Egret 10
14. Striated Heron 4
15. Brahminy Kite 1
16. White-bellied Sea-Eagle 1
17. Collared Kingfisher 1
18. bee-eater sp. 1 - Heard
19. Lineated Barbet 2
20. Common Flameback 2 - Pair
21. Black-naped Oriole 3
22. Malaysian Pied-Fantail 1
23. House Crow 10
24. Ashy Tailorbird 2
25. swallow sp. 5 - Pacific/barn
26. Yellow-vented Bulbul 1
27. Javan Myna 2
28. Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker 1
29. Olive-backed Sunbird 2

At Neo Tiew Harvest Lane, this elusive White-browed Crake was making an escape.

Blue Percher - male.

Coastal Glider (top) and male Common Scarlet (bottom) - note the darker appearance of the former.

Variegated Green Skimmers.

Carinate Locust.

1. Spotted Dove 2
2. Zebra Dove 5
3. Asian Koel 1 - Heard
4. dark swiftlet sp. 10
5. White-browed Crake 1
6. Red-wattled Lapwing 3
7. Common Sandpiper 1
8. Wood Sandpiper 1
9. Intermediate Egret 1
10. Little Egret 1
11. Changeable Hawk-Eagle 1 - Heard
12. White-bellied Sea-Eagle 1 - Heard
13. White-throated Kingfisher 2
14. Dollarbird 1
15. Lineated Barbet 1 - Heard
16. Rufous Woodpecker 1 - Heard
17. Rose-ringed Parakeet 1
18. Red-breasted Parakeet 1
19. Long-tailed Parakeet 1
20. Brown Shrike 1
21. House Crow 2
22. Yellow-bellied Prinia 1
23. Zitting Cisticola 3
24. Oriental Reed Warbler 1 - Heard
25. Barn Swallow 1
26. Straw-headed Bulbul 1 - Heard
27. Common Hill Myna 1 - Heard
28. Javan Myna 10
29. Olive-backed Sunbird 1
30. Chestnut Munia 5
31. Common Waxbill 30
32. Eastern Yellow Wagtail 2
33. Paddyfield Pipit 2

Finally, a short 30-mins at Lim Chu Kang Lane 3, didn't come up with much in terms of birds, but it was all about the insects and spider.

The African Coromandel is a magnet for butterflies.

Like these skippers (top) and Mottled Emigrant (bottom).

This Black-kneed Meadow Katydid is an adult. The nymph is all red.

Another katydid species.

Japanese Rice Grasshopper.

Soldier Fly.

Lynx spider Oxyopes.

1. Spotted Dove 1
2. Zebra Dove 1
3. White-breasted Waterhen 1
4. Common Sandpiper 1
5. Common Flameback 2
6. Malaysian Pied-Fantail 1
7. House Crow 1
8. Asian Glossy Starling 1
9. Javan Myna 2