Showing posts with label Eurasian Wigeon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eurasian Wigeon. Show all posts

Sunday, December 23, 2018

Kranji Marsh, Neo Tiew Harvest Lane 23Dec18

From KH

Martin first spotted this very rare Eurasian Wigeon today at Kranji Marsh and we were not disappointed. It can also be seen from Neo Tiew Harvest Lane.


Eurasian Wigeon ©Tan KH

Kranji Marsh
  1. 1 Eurasian Wigeon
  2. 2 Spotted Dove
  3. 1 Lesser Coucal - Heard
  4. 1 Asian Koel - Heard
  5. 20 dark swiftlet sp.
  6. 1 White-breasted Waterhen
  7. 10 Red-wattled Lapwing
  8. 1 Purple Heron
  9. 5 Intermediate Egret
  10. 1 Black-winged Kite
  11. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle - Heard
  12. 1 White-throated Kingfisher
  13. 1 Laced Woodpecker - Heard
  14. 2 Red-breasted Parakeet
  15. 1 Golden-bellied Gerygone - Heard
  16. 1 Common Iora
  17. 1 Brown Shrike
  18. 1 Black-naped Oriole
  19. 6 Barn Swallow
  20. 2 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  21. 1 Oriental Reed Warbler - Heard
  22. 1 Ashy Tailorbird
  23. 5 Asian Glossy Starling
  24. 2 Javan Myna
  25. 1 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker

Neo Tiew Harvest Lane
  1. 1 Eurasian Wigeon
  2. 3 Spotted Dove
  3. 2 Red-wattled Lapwing
  4. 1 Common Sandpiper - Heard
  5. 5 Intermediate Egret
  6. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle
  7. 1 Brahminy Kite
  8. 2 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
  9. 1 Lineated Barbet - Heard
  10. 5 Barn Swallow
  11. 2 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  12. 1 Oriental Reed Warbler - Heard
  13. 1 Lanceolated Warbler - Heard
  14. 1 Yellow-bellied Prinia
  15. 1 Zitting Cisticola

As I was leaving Con came and ticked of the Wigeon too. Subsequently, Danny and JS also came.


Eurasian Wigeon ©Lau JS

Sunday, May 20, 2012

Japan 3-16Nov08

From Yamane

On 3 Nov., I took some photos from my place. Yes, they are only common birds in Japan. But you cannot see some of them there.

Brown-eared Bulbul


Oriental Greenfinches


Carrion Crow


Large-billed Crow


In this month, I can see the winter migratory birds in Japan, the visitors from Siberia. Daurian Redstart on 9 Nov. around my place. They have each individual territories. Of course, males and females have each ones. In Japan, we cannot see the couples. Dusky Thrush on 13 Nov. around my place.

Mallard 16 Nov. in Lake Yamanaka near Mt.Fuji. The front one is a male. Another one is a female.


Eurasian Wigeon 16 Nov. in Lake Yamanaka near Mt.Fuji. The right one is a male. The left one is a female.