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House crow nesting at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park
30 Dec 2021

House crow nesting at Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park

by LW Teo | posted in: birds, Corvus splendens, Nesting | 0

Johnny Wee photographed a pair of house crow (Corvus splendens) nesting on a palm tree in Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park.  A very young chick is in the nest. House crows typically lay 3-5 eggs in a clutch.  In the … Continued

Corvus splendens, House Crow, industrial estate, nesting, Singapore

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