Showing posts with label Windsor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windsor. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Petai Trail, Windsor Nature Park 14Dec24

From KH

Danny and I went to Petai Trail today. Bird-wise, just the usual stuff, but nice to see other animals.


Asian Softshell Turtle


Green Crested Lizard


Asian Arowanas

Nice to see this spider web shinning in the sunlight.


Next, Windsor Nature Park, but it was also uneventful bird-wise.

Monday, January 26, 2026

Petai Trail, Windsor Nature Park 02Mar24

From KH

I went to Petai Trail, but only got the usual birds.

  1. Red Junglefowl (Domestic form) 1 H
  2. Asian Emerald Dove 1 H
  3. Asian Koel 5 H
  4. White-breasted Waterhen 1
  5. dark swiftlet sp. 50
  6. Banded Woodpecker 3 H
  7. Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot 2 H
  8. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 2 H
  9. Dark-necked Tailorbird 3 H
  10. Pacific Swallow 3
  11. Olive-winged Bulbul 4 H
  12. Yellow-vented Bulbul 2 H
  13. Arctic Warbler 3 H
  14. Pin-striped Tit-Babbler 4
  15. Asian Glossy Starling 6
  16. Common Hill Myna 2 H
  17. Javan Myna 5
  18. Oriental Magpie-Robin 3
  19. Orange-bellied Flowerpecker 1 H
  20. Crimson Sunbird 3 H

Next, Windsor Nature Park. Also the usual birds: ebird list

Sunday, January 25, 2026

Windsor 30Dec23

From KH

After am birding, I went to Windsor Nature Park to see the beautiful escapee/released King Bird-of-Paradise that was reported since 21 Dec 2023. It apparently survived till 12 Jan 2024.

Locals included Sarika resplendens snail munching away, with Pin-striped Tit-Babbler chonking away.

Saturday, September 7, 2019

Bidadari, Windsor 07Sep19

From KH

Danny and I started the day at Bidadari. There were no migrants yet.


Painted Jezebel

  1. Spotted Dove 2
  2. Pink-necked Green-Pigeon 5
  3. Little Bronze-Cuckoo 1 - heard
  4. dark swiftlet sp. 10
  5. Changeable Hawk-Eagle 1
  6. White-throated Kingfisher 2
  7. Blue-throated Bee-eater 5
  8. Dollarbird 3
  9. Lineated Barbet 1 - heard
  10. Sunda Woodpecker 1 - heard
  11. Common Flameback 1
  12. Rose-ringed Parakeet 5
  13. Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot 3
  14. Black-naped Oriole 3
  15. Common Iora 1
  16. Common Tailorbird 1
  17. Pacific Swallow 1
  18. Yellow-vented Bulbul 5
  19. Swinhoe's White-eye 2
  20. Asian Glossy Starling 10
  21. Javan Myna 5
  22. Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker 3
  23. Brown-throated Sunbird 2
  24. Olive-backed Sunbird 5

Moving on to Windsor Nature Park, we got a rather cooperative Stork-billed Kingfisher.


There was also a Haas' Bronzeback around.


And a Common Snakehead in the stream.


Tussock moth caterpillar was crawling on the wooden railing.


Danny said: "Take photo of the plant with the flies to show how sweet it is compared to that without." I obliged and later found out that this plant is of the genus Spathiphyllum and is not native to Singapore.


  1. Red Junglefowl (Domestic type) 5
  2. Spotted Dove 2
  3. Pink-necked Green-Pigeon 5
  4. White-breasted Waterhen 3
  5. Red-legged Crake 1
  6. Stork-billed Kingfisher 1
  7. Common Flameback 3 - 1 male, 2 female
  8. Banded Woodpecker 1
  9. Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot 2
  10. Black-naped Oriole 2
  11. Common Iora 1 - heard
  12. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 3
  13. Dark-necked Tailorbird 2 - heard
  14. Barn Swallow 1
  15. Pacific Swallow 1
  16. Olive-winged Bulbul 4
  17. Swinhoe's White-eye 2
  18. Pin-striped Tit-Babbler 8
  19. Short-tailed Babbler 1 - heard
  20. Abbott's Babbler 1 - heard
  21. Asian Glossy Starling 10
  22. Oriental Magpie-Robin 1 - heard
  23. White-rumped Shama 1
  24. Olive-backed Sunbird 3
  25. Crimson Sunbird 2 - 1 adult male, 1 immature male

Saturday, August 11, 2018

Bidadari, Windsor, Lower Peirce 11Aug18

From KH

While Con and Danny were trying for the Barred Eagle-owl at Dairy Farm, I headed to Bidadari. They didn't see or hear the owl, so Con joined me at Bidadari after a while.

Here's a Giant Honey Bee hive.


Here're a Dollarbird in the morning sun, and a pair of Yellow-vented Bulbuls with food in mouth for one of them.


Walking in Windsor Nature Park, we had a couple of Sunda Colugos.


Finally, here's a Slender Squirrel I saw at Lower Peirce.


Bidadari
  1. 1 Rock Pigeon (Feral Pigeon)
  2. 10 Spotted Dove
  3. 1 Pink-necked Pigeon
  4. 1 Lesser Coucal
  5. 5 Asian Koel
  6. 10 dark swiftlet sp.
  7. 1 White-breasted Waterhen
  8. 1 Oriental Pied-Hornbill
  9. 1 White-throated Kingfisher
  10. 1 Collared Kingfisher
  11. 2 Blue-throated Bee-eater
  12. 2 Dollarbird
  13. 1 Sunda Woodpecker
  14. 1 Common Flameback
  15. 5 Red-breasted Parakeet
  16. 4 Common Iora
  17. 1 Pied Triller
  18. 2 Black-naped Oriole
  19. 2 House Crow
  20. 2 Pacific Swallow
  21. 5 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  22. 1 Common Tailorbird
  23. 2 Asian Glossy Starling
  24. 20 Javan Myna
  25. 4 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
  26. 4 Plain-throated Sunbird
  27. 1 Olive-backed Sunbird

Windsor
  1. 2 Red Junglefowl
  2. 2 Milky Stork
  3. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle - Heard
  4. 1 Common Flameback
  5. 1 Blue-rumped Parrot
  6. 1 Common Iora
  7. 3 Black-naped Oriole
  8. 1 Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
  9. 3 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  10. 2 Dark-necked Tailorbird - Heard
  11. 2 Rufous-tailed Tailorbird
  12. 8 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
  13. 1 White-rumped Shama
  14. 5 Asian Glossy Starling
  15. 2 Olive-backed Sunbird
  16. 2 Crimson Sunbird

Lower Peirce
  1. 1 Spotted Dove
  2. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle
  3. 1 Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot
  4. 1 Black-naped Oriole
  5. 1 Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
  6. 1 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  7. 1 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
  8. 3 Asian Glossy Starling
  9. 1 Javan Myna
  10. 1 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
  11. 1 Olive-backed Sunbird

Thursday, April 19, 2018

AMK TGW, Windsor Nature Park 24Feb18

From KH

After Goldhill Ave. Con, Danny and I went to Ang Mo Kio Town Garden West for the pair of juvenile Crested Goshawk, and sure enough the hungry fledglings were feeding away.


And a female Chinese Sparrowhawk.


  1. 3 Crested Goshawk - 1 adult, 2 fledglings
  2. 1 Chinese Sparrowhawk - 1 adult female
  3. 1 Brahminy Kite
  4. 1 White-breasted Waterhen
  5. 1 Pink-necked Pigeon - Heard
  6. 2 Asian Koel - Heard
  7. 1 White-throated Kingfisher
  8. 2 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
  9. 3 Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot
  10. 1 Common Iora - Heard
  11. 1 Black-naped Oriole
  12. 5 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  13. 1 Common Tailorbird - Heard
  14. 2 Oriental White-eye
  15. 1 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler - Heard
  16. 1 Oriental Magpie-Robin - Heard
  17. 2 Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
  18. 4 Plain-throated Sunbird
  19. 2 Olive-backed Sunbird
  20. 1 Crimson Sunbird - Male

Finally, at Windsor Nature Park, we got some Pin-striped Tit-babblers and Olive-winged Bulbuls coming closer for photoshot.


  1. 1 Red Junglefowl (Domestic type)
  2. 1 Changeable Hawk-Eagle - Heard
  3. 2 Spotted Dove
  4. 1 Collared Kingfisher
  5. 2 Blue-tailed Bee-eater
  6. 3 Black-naped Oriole
  7. 3 Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
  8. 3 Yellow-vented Bulbul
  9. 4 Olive-winged Bulbul
  10. 1 Arctic Warbler
  11. 1 Common Tailorbird - Heard
  12. 1 Dark-necked Tailorbird - Heard
  13. 4 Pin-striped Tit-Babbler
  14. 25 Asian Glossy Starling
  15. 3 Javan Myna
  16. 1 Plain-throated Sunbird
  17. 2 Olive-backed Sunbird
  18. 1 Crimson Sunbird