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Mike Tan a k a woof documented the nesting of the Brown capped Woodpecker also known as Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker Dendrocopos moluccensis in May 2008 A common resident in Malaysia […]
Recently fledged birds need to learn how to fly They also need to learn from their parents how to forage for food as well as what food are edible This […]
The Eurasian Sparrowhawk Accipiter nisus is a forest and open woodland species Although Thiollay 1994 reported it to be not usually found in urban gardens and parks Hume 2002 says […]
James Wong a k a Jw73 spent three years documenting the nesting behaviour of the Baya Weavers Ploceus philippinus using 500mm and 600mm telephoto lenses so as not to disturb […]
In a talk to update the public on the Singapore Hornbill Project on 22nd May 2008 Marc Cremades who initiated the project together with Prof Ng Soon Chye announced that […]
Alvin a k a epiphytophile managed to photograph a pair of Silver breasted Broadbill Serilophus lunatus busy building their nest in Malaysia in the latter part of Aril 2008 The […]
Black naped Monarch Hypothymis azurea is a very attractive bird The male is blue and white with a dark blue breast band and nuchal tuft above left The female is […]
8220 Noon is a bad time for birding 8211 most birds would be hiding from the hot weather However I decided to go to the Japanese Gardens as I […]
The Little Grebe Tachybaptus ruficollis was first recorded in 1992 at a pond in Punggol By 1994 a few were noticed feeding and breeding across the Serangoon River By 1996 […]
Yesterday I noticed a group of four to five House Swifts Apus affinis circling in the airspace under an Mass Rapid Transit viaduct at around 0900 hours The weather […]
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