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LW Teo
on 20th April 2022

Thong Chow Ngian shares his observations and documentations of a juvenile koel calling out to be fed by crows. ‘On 08 April 2022, I spotted a flock of Large-billed crows, […]

LW Teo
on 16th April 2022

Soh Kam Yung wrote on his Facebook page: “A Golden-backed Weaver (Ploceus jacksoni) spotted at Kranji Marshes on 27 March 2022. It pulled a grass thread and tied it to […]

LW Teo
on 15th April 2022

Lo Wai Munn had an exhilarating experience photographing the Ruddy turnstone, Arenaria interpres, in April 2022. He wrote about his experience on Facebook and BESGroup is proud to share his […]

LW Teo
on 13th April 2022

The specimen in this photograph is tentatively identified as the larva of a black-spotted Lady beetle. It looks like a miniature alligator (~ 6mm long) with 3 pairs of legs.  […]

LW Teo
on 7th April 2022

Family: Vangidae Name: Large Woodshrike (Tephrodornis gularis, also known as Tephrodornis virgatus) Interesting snippets: The woodshrikes used to be placed with the shrikes (Family Laniidae) but is now placed in […]

LW Teo
on 6th April 2022

Gan Lee Hsia, who spotted the Black-winged Flycatcher-shrike (Hemipus hirundinaceus) at the Chek Jawa Coastal Boardwalk on 4 April 2022, has kindly shared her photo documentation of the birds.  These […]

LW Teo
on 6th April 2022

    Richard Lee was at the Chek Jawa Coastal Boardwalk on 4 April 2022 and was rewarded with the sighting of the very rare non-breeding visitor, Black-winged Flycatcher-shrike (Hemipus […]

LW Teo
on 6th April 2022

Kau Poh Moi observed some Plain Tiger Butterfly (Danaus chrysippus) caterpillars on a Stapelia plant.  The caterpillars were already at late instar stages when photographed.  They fed on the flower […]

LW Teo
on 3rd April 2022

A lone, juvenile blue-crowned hanging parrot, Loriculus galgulus, was seen biting into the base of many Tabebuia rosea (rosy trumpet tree or pink poui, family Bignoniaceae) flower buds. The photographer believes […]

LW Teo
on 1st April 2022

Spotted wood owls share the same parental behaviour as most owls.  Both parents perched on the same tree as the owlets, on the same perch or a distance away.  The […]

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