Showing posts with label Marina East. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marina East. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Marina Grove, Marina East 20Dec25

From KH

Although Willow Warbler was gone for more than 2 weeks, Danny and I still made this trip to Marina Grove as Danny dipped at it.

Migrant Baillon's Crake was still around.


So were migrant Yellow Bitterns.


Resident Lesser Whistling-Ducks have made themselves comfortable here, preening themselves.


Little Grebe even managed to breed in this little pond. Juvenile was actively hunting.


No more warbler, time to make a move. As we were about to leave, a juvenile Oriental Honey-Buzzard flew past.


Next, Marina East.

The only migrant plover here was a Little Ringed Plover.


There were also 5 Malaysian Plovers (2 male, 3 female). This photo only managed to capture 4 of them in one.


Again, as we were about to leave, a juvenile Japanese Sparrowhawk zoomed past.


Here's a bug to round it up.

Thursday, May 28, 2026

Marina East, Mt Faber 27Apr25

From KH

Danny and I started the day's birding at Marina East. Nothing too exciting, but nice to see a male Malaysian Plover.

Next, Mount Faber Park. Not a single raptor for the hour we were there. Time for lunch.

Saturday, April 18, 2026

Marina East 25Jan25

From KH

Danny, JS and I went to Marina East today.

Purple Heron eating froggie.


Purple Heron ©Tan KH

Brown Shrike chilling.


dragonfly ©Lau JS

Lunch at Old Airport Road and found this dead dragonfly.


Purple Heron ©Tan KH

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Marina East 07Dec24

From KH

Danny and I went to Marina East today and got an Oriental Pratincole, in addition to the usual plover.


Migrant raptor-wise, only got 6 Oriental Honey-Buzzards. Here're 2 of them.


Resident raptor-wise, just this dark morph Changeable Hawk-Eagle.


Other birds as usual, such as this Paddyfield Pipit.

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Marina East, Tuas 09Aug24

From KH

Danny, JS and I started off at Marina East. Little Terns were feeding their young. JS also saw Bridled Terns. Otherwise, there were just the usual resident birds.

Next, Tuas. Black-winged Stilts were still around - 2 adults and 3 juveniles.


Adult male with glossy black upperparts. Adult female with brownish upperparts.


Adult pair together.


Juveniles with scaly upperparts.

The wet field and its flora provided good hiding place for the stilts.


Flatsedge (Cyperus sp.). Seedbox (Ludwigia hyssopifolia)


Water Dead-and-Awake (Neptunia plena)

Wednesday, January 28, 2026

Marina East, Berlayer 24Mar24

From KH

Danny and I went to Marina East. No waders. Got a couple of blur (I mean blur shot of) Grey Herons.


Also got Blue-tailed Bee-eater.


Next, Berlayer Creek. Taiga Flycatcher still around, but did not manage to capture it on my sensor.

Male Yellow-rumped Flycatcher put up a better show catching caterpillar in Rain Tree.


An immature Crow-billed Drongo also caught on sensor.

Sunday, January 25, 2026

Marina East, Labrador Park 03Feb24

From KH

Danny and I went to Marina East. Just the usual birds, zero shutter count.

Next, Labrador Park. Luckily got nesting Coppersmith Barbet.

Saturday, January 24, 2026

Marina East 16Dec23

From KH

Danny and I continued with Marina East today, adding Little Ringed Plover, which wasn't seen 2 weeks ago.

Marina East 02Dec23

From KH

Danny and I went to Marina East today, and got these migrant waders.

1 of 2 Tibetan Sand-Plovers.


2 Kentish Plovers.


2 White-faced Plovers.


1 of 4 Common Sandpipers.


Resident birds include this Purple Heron enjoying an American Bullfrog breakfast.

Friday, January 23, 2026

Marina East 23Sep23

From KH

Danny, JS and I went to Marina East today. Just the usual waders.


Common Sandpiper


Malaysian Plover couple


White-faced Plover

Marina East 26Aug23

From KH

Danny and I went to Marina East today.

Got 2 early migrants: 1 Barn Swallow and 1 Chinese Pond-Heron molting out of breeding plumage.

Monday, January 19, 2026

Marina East 15Jul23

From KH

Danny and I went to Marina East today. Got an early Barn Swallow.

Another successful breeding season for our migrant breeder Blue-throated Bee-eater, adult and juvenile here.


Same for Purple Heron: Adult and juvenile.


Zitting Cisticola usually hidden in the grass but this one came out to play.


Introduced Orange-cheeked waxbill enjoying a seedy meal.


Lesser Grass Blue sipping nectar from Creeping Cucumber flower.