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Guest Author
on 20th January 2025

Seeing Double? Macpherson’s bachelor waterfowl has found its mate at last. She seems very focused on filling her stomach. When he invited her to stay dry in the tree, she […]

YC Wee
on 5th January 2025

The Nature Society (Singapore) had a small group of photographers as far back as the early 1980s when the society was still known as the Malayan Nature Society (Singapore Branch). […]

Guest Author
on 17th December 2024

During dusk, the atmosphere is enriched with the excitement and activities of crows. They fly agitatedly and caw loudly, circling the sky animatedly. This situation is not unique to Singapore. […]

Guest Author
on 10th November 2024

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 […]

LW Teo
on 6th November 2024

In the post https://besgroup.org/2024/11/05/what-are-the-pangolins-doing/ Lena Chow recorded two pangolins in a ditch. It was then not evident what they were doing. In the following Youtube video by Lena Chow, the […]

LW Teo
on 5th November 2024

Click on the link below to view the video footage. https://www.facebook.com/596333844/videos/14382249068581522 Lena Chow observed a bigger pangolin trying to unfurl a smaller pangolin in a flowing ditch. The attacking pangolin […]

LW Teo
on 15th October 2024

A family of Red-breasted parakeet caught the attention of BICA photographers. Cooperative breeding? This post is a reproduction of posts that the private BICA Facebook group is happy to share […]

Guest Author
on 8th October 2024

A study of various morphs of Changeable Hawk- eagles and their resultant offsprings A Nature photographer Ms Cheryl Toh, shared with me 2 photos of a dark morph juvenile Changeable […]

LW Teo
on 28th September 2024

The by-now famous Smooth-coated otters Lutrogale perspicillata featured in BBC Earth: The Otters of Singapore, caught the attention of Ivan Lim at Pelton Canal. In video 1 by Ivan Lim, […]

Guest Author
on 14th June 2024

When I got news that the four Brown Hawk Owls, Ninox scutulata, have been sighted again in Windsor Nature Park, I headed over immediately. They were perched high up and […]

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