Feeding-plants

YC Wee
on 27th April 2025

My Bush Grape (Cayratia mollissima) plants have been growing on my fence more than ten years now. All this time they have been bearing bunches of attractive pinkish fruits that […]

Amar-Singh HSS
on 27th November 2024

New Food Item for the Mugimaki Flycatcher Ficedula mugimaki The diet of the Mugimaki Flycatcher is not well known but it includes small invertebrates, seeds and fruit (Clement 2020; Wells 2007). […]

Amar-Singh HSS
on 21st August 2024

I saw two new bird species feeding on the fruit of a Macaranga gigantea (Giant Mahang) that was located at the fringe of primary forest. The Macaranga gigantea is a towering tree when fully […]

LW Teo
on 8th May 2024

I had just returned from lunch when I heard this noisy bird just inside my garden. Looking up, I noticed a fledgling yellow-vented bulbul, Pycnonotus goiavier, standing in front of […]

Amar-Singh HSS
on 10th July 2023

The fruit of the Melastoma malabathricum known as Senduduk or the Straits Rhododendron (also referred to as the Indian or Singapore Rhododendron) is a favourite of many birds. Some bird […]

Amar-Singh HSS
on 5th July 2023

I was watching a family of five Ruby-cheeked Sunbirds Chalcoparia singalensis on 3rd July 2023, at the Kledang-Saiong Forest Reserve, Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia, when I saw the adult male feeding […]

Amar-Singh HSS
on 6th June 2023

I observed two nesting episodes of the Copper-throated Sunbird Leptocoma calcostetha at the Matang Mangrove Forest Reserve, Perak, and would like to share my observations. On 1 June 2023 I […]

Amar-Singh HSS
on 5th June 2023

I recently described the feeding technique of the Checker-throated Woodpecker Chrysophlegma mentale (Amar-Singh HSS 2023). On 22nd May 2023 I had another extended opportunity (25 minutes) to observe the feeding […]

LW Teo
on 5th June 2023

Red-rumped parrots are seen occasionally in Victor Harbor. A flock of these birds appeared on consecutive days and hanged around some wires in the mornings and then again in the […]

LW Teo
on 2nd June 2023

A female olive-backed sunbird was seen collecting nectar from the Russelia equisetiformis flowers. These plants are commonly called firecrackers in Singapore. The branches which are allowed to cascade down from […]

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