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![Ficus elastica br [wyc] - 2](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/Ficus-elastica-br-wyc-2-q8dgmpgrz422uyugr5vn3i72fc82s0yogvqa41wdio.jpg "Ficus elastica br [wyc] – 2")
The need to compile a catalogue of Plant-Bird Relationship has already been discussed in Part 1 LINK. Part 2 starts with the catalogue itself, beginning with the plant family Moraceae. […]
We have completed a checklist of bird calls and sounds, collated from seven years of posting bird behaviour in the BESG website LINK. This checklist will be updated every so […]
The Purple-backed Starling, also known as Daurian Starling (Sturnus sturninus), is a common winter visitor and passage migrant to Singapore. Large numbers begin to arrive in September and October when […]
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“A wonderful moment yesterday, about twenty minutes before sunset not far from my house on Ko Samui. “I noticed a number of on some trees around a small lake that […]
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“Our home is situated in the flight path of bee-eaters. They often also stop by as we have many trees and bushes, some flowering, so lots of bees to eat. […]
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“The Asian Glossy Starlings (Aplonis panayensis strigata) are a very gregarious species. The past 30 plus years have seen their numbers ‘explode’ in the cities I have lived in. In […]
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“White-breasted Woodswallows (Artamus leucorynchus leucorynchus) are much more common in East Malaysia (west cost of island of Borneo), especially so in the north of the island. In the Kuching city […]
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Richard Lim sent in an account of the roosting of a mixed flock of starlings accompanied with images photographed on 17th October 2010 by friend Ms NM Ong. The starlings […]
“Birds are generally described as shy and wary creatures, especially towards human in a nation like Malaysia. Lying in the middle of South East Asia, Malaysia is a biodiversity-rich zone […]
At Kinabatangan in Sabah, Lena Chow had a night cruise along the Menanggul tributary where she spotted a few sleeping birds. These diurnal birds were not too bothered by the […]
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