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Eventually my helper picked it up gently and released it in the garden under a clump of bushes. We checked two hours later and it was gone. Bon voyage little […]
“On 12th November, a Blue-winged Pitta (Pitta moluccensis) was found flying into the glass door of our Design Space multiple times at around 1145 hrs. This is the very first […]
The sighting of this Blue-winged Pitta (Pitta moluccensis) bathing at the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve was actually a “surprise sighting” as the photographers were there to document the Ruddy Kingfisher […]
This juvenile Blue Winged Pitta (Pitta moluccensis) landed in Singapore’s Hougang Estate during the 2017 migration season. According to Jeremiah Loei, “It brought joy and happiness to our local Nature […]
“Blue-winged Pittas (Pitta moluccensis) continue to visit their favourite, breeding grounds annually at a popular bird location on mainland Penang, Peninsular Malaysia. “Birders and photographers of sorts too followed to […]
“Over a 100days period (29June- 06Oct) in 2017, a total of 51 visits were made to monitor migratory Blue-winged Pitta (Pitta moluccensis) on mainland Penang, Peninsular Malaysia. “Successful fledglings from […]
“Meet BornFree – Fledgling Blue-winged Pitta (Pitta moluccensis) From Batch 4 (below). “Meet JSparrow – fledgling from Batch 3 (below). “BornFree (below)| at just less than two weeks old was […]
A FIELD REPORT – (Batch 3) Part 1 HERE. 30th Aug – “A new coat of head and neck feathers almost replaced, final moult accentuated on back and rump, the […]
A FIELD REPORT “Batch 2 monitoring came to an abrupt end on 16thAugust. I was quite disappointed as I had wanted to see more of the moulting process-post natal moult […]
“I found myself in fulltime, tandem field work monitoring breeding Blue-winged Pittas (Pitta moluccensis) when an adult bird was spotted carrying nesting material, whilst Batch 1 fledglings were being observed. […]
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