![OrioleBN-ch [SamLeow] a](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/OrioleBN-ch-SamLeow-a-q8dgqpa30riy7b1kfe1k6zwlbaj8hptm0njkjdz52o.jpg "OrioleBN-ch [SamLeow] a")
“On 28th May 2017, a Sunday, time 9.15am, along Penang Road, I heard a bird soft ‘yappp’, ‘yappp’ sound from some trees beside a building. Looked up at the trees […]
![OrioleBN-rescue [MarianneTan] 1](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/OrioleBN-rescue-MarianneTan-1-q8dg00n102zwltsy8usueqbi7i23z1vxoktc2ljhps.jpg "OrioleBN-rescue [MarianneTan] 1")
““On a warm midday at the beginning of the year, 22nd January 2015, we found an Black-naped Oriole (Oriolus chinensis) sprawled face down beneath a tree just across the road […]
![OrioleBN-preen [LeongTziMing]](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/OrioleBN-preen-1-LeongTziMing-q8dg6hr02zv0l4ecfnkbl3htj254zzld8mlr37xuuo.jpg "OrioleBN-preen [LeongTziMing]")
“On 22nd April 2015, a young Black-naped Oriole (Oriolus chinensis) was perched high up on a fig tree and preening itself at a leisurely pace (above). “Towards the end of […]
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