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The Asian Koel Eudynamys scolopacea is a brood parasite In Singapore the bird lays its eggs in the nest of the House Crow Corvus splendens In India it parasitises the […]
On 23rd April 2007 I received a couple of interesting images from Heng Fook Hai left At the Changi boardwalk he noticed an Asian Glossy Starling Aplonis panayensis flying into […]
Photographer Wee Hiang Her captured a couple of shots of a Yellow vented Bulbul Pycnonotus goiavier feeding its chick with a batch of tiny snails and published the images in […]
Pigeons and doves belonging to the family Columbidae are either grainvorous or frugivorous eating seeds or fruits respectively This does not mean that these birds eat exclusively seeds and fruits […]
Nestlings are continuously fed by the parent birds as they are unable to fend for themselves They can be seen bills agape excitedly making soft calls whenever their parents arrive […]
Over a period of two weekends this pair of Yellow vented Bulbuls Pycnonotus goiavier were observed to be feeding their young from the noise made probably two of them […]
The nest of the Pacific Swallow Hirundo tahitica is a half cup of mud lined with plant materials This is stuck to the surface of tree stumps culverts bridges verandahs […]
The Yellow vented Bulbul Pycnonotus goiavier is one of the more successful urban birds in Singapore Part of this success is its ability to adapt to its food source It […]
Allan Teo has been observing a group of Little Terns Sterna albifrons comprising of adults and juveniles somewhere in the western part of Singapore He was fascinated by how disciplined […]
Barbets are hole nesters They are capable of excavating cavities for their nests from dead and rotting trees Thus they do not nest in cavities previously used by other birds […]
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