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Laced Woodpecker
16 Feb 2022

Laced Woodpecker

by Besg | posted in: bird, Feeding, Insect, woodpecker | 0

Laced Woodpecker attacking ant nest Laced woodpecker Scientific Name                                 : Picus vittatus Malay Name                          … Continued

ants, feeding, Laced Woodpecker, Pasir Ris Park, Picus vittatus, Singapore
Laced Woodpecker – adult and immature male
1 Feb 2022

Laced Woodpecker – adult and immature male

by BESG | posted in: birds, Morphology-Develop. | 0

A number of different woodpeckers inhabit the mangrove forest and I saw Greater Flamebacks, Sunda Pygmy Woodpeckers and Laced Woodpeckers. I saw two of these handsome Laced Woodpeckers (Picus vittatus). The image above shows the adult male. The rest of … Continued

Laced Woodpecker – female and calls
1 Nov 2021

Laced Woodpecker – female and calls

by BESG | posted in: birds, Vocalisation | 0

I observed a pair of Laced Woodpecker (Picus vittatus) foraging this morning (only adult female shown). They were in fairly dense growth and images were washed with the early morning yellow light. I heard a number of their loud contact … Continued

Who stole the nest-hole??!!
23 Dec 2019

Who stole the nest-hole??!!

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Nests, Parrots | 0

“In mid-January 2018, it was an absolute delight to document the nest-hole excavation by a dedicated pair of Laced Woodpeckers (Picus vittatus) see LINK. And so in early February, I returned to the same site with eager anticipation and the … Continued

Laced WoodpeckerWoodpecker, Red-breasted Parakeet
Laced Woodpecker – Excavation
12 Dec 2019

Laced Woodpecker – Excavation

by BESG | posted in: Nests, Videography | 0

“While strolling along a secluded mangrove boardwalk, a female suddenly caught my eye (as they sometimes do). “I cautiously zoomed in on her (with my camera) and verified that she was a Laced Woodpecker (Picus vittatus) engaged in excavating a … Continued

Laced Woodpecker
Laced Woodpecker feeding
3 Dec 2017

Laced Woodpecker feeding

by BESG | posted in: Feeding-invertebrates, Videography | 0

“Here is a video of a male Laced Woodpecker (Picus vittatus) feeding on a shaky branch by using its beak to peck at the branch. The frightened little insects will quickly scramble out of the loosened tree bark which allows … Continued

Laced Woodpecker
Bukit Batok Nature Park and its bird life
14 Feb 2017

Bukit Batok Nature Park and its bird life

by BESG | posted in: Conservation, Habitat | 0

Jerome Pang was at the Bukit Batok Nature Park on the afternoon of 30th January 2017. There was a slight drizzle and he took cover under a shelter. He was met by a small flock of 9 White-crested Laughingthrush (Garrulax … Continued

Greater Racket-tailed Drongo, Laced Woodpecker, WHITE-CRESTED LAUGHINGTHRUSH
Long-tailed Macaque feasting on a durian
29 Sep 2016

Long-tailed Macaque feasting on a durian

by BESG | posted in: Fauna, Feeding-plants, Mammals, Videography | 3

A Long-tailed Macaque (Macaca fascicularis) chanced upon a durian fruit under the tree (Durio zibethinus). It waited a while for a group of photographers to move away but they did not. The lure of the ripe fruit was too strong … Continued

Long-taied Macaque
Plant-Bird Relationship: 3. List of Birds
3 Jul 2015

Plant-Bird Relationship: 3. List of Birds

by BESG | posted in: Plants, References, Reports | 4

This list is compiled from the plant list LINK. Under each species of birds are the different plants that they visit for shelter (roost), food (nectar, fruit or insect), nesting materials and nest sites. The birds are listed under their … Continued

Animals that visit the durian tree, Durio zibethinus
1 May 2014

Animals that visit the durian tree, Durio zibethinus

by BESG | posted in: Fauna, Plants, Videography | 1

The durian tree (Durio zibethinus) can grow to a height of 40 m after decades of growth (above). Flowers are in clusters, developing mostly from the large, near horizontal branches (below). They open in the late afternoon and before midnight … Continued

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