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Lena Chow was at Singapore s Hindhede Park on the evening of 9th December 2009 when she heard a constant soft song from amongst the low branches She looked about […]
Been down quaint alleyways and watched tradesmen of sorts busy fashioning wares with their tampering tools skilfully Hear the rhythmic sounds of tok tok tok as the tinsmiths coppersmiths hammers […]
Ever since Gloria Seow mentioned that the Black naped Oriole Oriolus chinensis has at least seven different calls I have been planning to document them 8211 but have not been […]
In the earlier post on the prominent black pouch of the Blue eared Barbet Megalaima australis by Adrian Lim a k a wmw998 there was a discussion of the pouch […]
We have been looking at birds for more than two decades now We have been paying attention to bird identification fascinated by the plumage as seen in the Black naped […]
On 7th October 2007 Erik Mobrand wrote For the past few weeks we have had two noisy koels outside our window regularly What is striking is that these individuals a […]
From mid October 2005 right through to February 2006 I had been hearing the call of the Asian Koel Eudynamys scolopacea almost every morning at about 6 30 am or […]
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