The Golden Penda (Xanthostemon chrysanthus) is a popular wayside tree. Its conspicuous bunches of yellow blossoms bring much needed colour to the leafy green Garden City. Flowering is usually gregarious, […]
In June 2014 we posted a new exotic lizard from the neotropics that found its way into Singapore. Visit the Gardens by the Bay and chances are that you will […]
“With every visit to the hill forests of Malaysia, we are always greeted with the sight of tall tree ferns, Cyathea sp. (above), which are so characteristic of the highlands. […]
I was up early to catch the Yellow-vented Bulbuls (Pycnonotus goiavier) in their dawn chorus as the haze situation had improved during the last few days. Instead of the Yellow-vented […]
“The Dancing Dropwing (Trithemis pallidinervis, family Libellulidae) is a species of dragonfly that may be periodically encountered around our local ponds. At the height of their adult emergence, both males […]
Birds are not often seen drinking water. This is because they get their water from the food they take. But how many of us take any notice of them when […]
Traditional birdwatchers depend on their pair of binoculars when out in the field. Any observations would be fleeting and subsequent documentation would have to depend on memory. Anything that could […]
Jeremiah Loei‘s inspiring video of Swallow n Sunset @ Serangoon Tidal Gates (Serangoon East Dam) Singapore was taken in July 2015. Subaraj Rajathurai has this to say about the video: […]
It was around 1600 hours in the evening of 12th August 2015. The sky was overcast and it was drizzling lightly. I was keeping watch on the bunch of ripening […]
The video below, documented by Jeremiah Loei, shows a Common Kingfisher (Alcedo atthis) casting a pellet while perching on top of a lotus fruit. The screen grab above shows the […]
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