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“I’ve always been fascinated by the variety of birds that visit the trees in the field across the road from my house near Aljunied Park. On a soggy Sunday afternoon […]
The weather in Singapore does have an effect on bird behavior, and this would in a way affect the productivity of our bird watching activities. When dawn broke on Sunday […]
While out photographing birds at Sungei Balang in nearby Johor, Malaysia recently, Johnny Wee had an exciting encounter with an aggressive Red-wattled Lapwing (Vanellus indicus). There were no signs of […]
It has been estimated that about 90% of all birds are socially monogamous. This is an arrangement in which a male and a female come together to rear their offspring. […]
The afternoon of 18th October 2008 was excessively hot at the Chinese garden in Jurong and Choo Teik Ju a.k.a. choo caught sight of a Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) cooling […]
In October 2008, Adrian Lim a.k.a. wmw998 documented a female Black-naped Monarch (Hypothymis azurea) in a ‘dance’ display. “These dancing shots of the female Black-naped Monarch were taken last Sunday. […]
The Velvet-fronted Nuthatch (Sitta frontalis) is a common resident in Peninsular Malaysia. In Singapore it is a non-breeding visitor, first reported in the mid-1996 in the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. […]
On 1st October 2008, Jay Tan a.k.a. jay documented a series of images of a Stork-billed Kingfisher (Halcyon capensis) picking off pieces of rotting wood off its perch at the […]
Opel Mok sent this message on 22nd October 2008: “We were supplying fuel to this vessel M.V. ”Harrier” when this pigeon flew onto us! There was another one still on […]
Choo Teik Ju a.k.a choo was in China recently and brought back images of a female Blue-winged Leafbird taken from the Liuxihe National Forest Park, Conghua. The bird had an […]
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