Ivan Lim saw a tern dive spectacularly into the Pelton Canal on a drizzly morning. The energetic tern dived for small fish which came up for air. As the bird […]
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 […]
A quiet stroll by the beach rewarded Wong Kais with a video of a White-Faced Heron Egretta novaehollandiae catching a slithery reptile for lunch. Kais managed to capture the […]
This slow loris, a venomous primate, was spotted on 15 October 2021 in a Singapore nature reserve. As the creature is critically endangered, BESGroup is withholding the location where this […]
Phasmids are nocturnal insects which have incomplete metamorphosis and moult a few times in their life time. The insects are plant feeders. They have poor eyesight and hearing and males […]
Dr. Jean Ho’s video was recorded this morning from her residence. She had earlier recorded the haunting call but only now was the call identified. The video was sent to […]
A Tanimbar Corella (Cacatua goffini) was caught on video in a 20m tall Starfruit Tree (Averrhoa carambola). As there were no close-up images of the corella, what it was doing […]
“While strolling along a secluded mangrove boardwalk, a female suddenly caught my eye (as they sometimes do). “I cautiously zoomed in on her (with my camera) and verified that she […]
“Whenever we explore the back mangroves in Singapore or around Southeast Asia, one is almost certain to come across mud lobster mounds of various sizes, at multiple stages of development […]
Jkai Chan’s video of a White-throated Kingfisher (Halcyon smyrnensis) mobbing a large Malayan Water Monitor (Varanus salvator) shows to what extent the kingfisher will do to defend its active nest. […]
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