Spotted wood owls share the same parental behaviour as most owls. Both parents perched on the same tree as the owlets, on the same perch or a distance away. The […]
The spotted wood owl, Strix seloputo, is listed on the IUCN 3.1 list as a least concern species. However, the Singapore Red Data Book 2008 lists it as critically endangered […]
“Being young is always vulnerable, even if you’re born into a raptors family”, wrote Linda Teh. When our Pasir Ris Spotted-wood Owlet (Strix seloputo) fell to the ground, 6 Oriental […]
On many evenings Art Toh visited Holland Drive at around 6pm to keep watch on a pair of Spotted Wood-owls (Strix seloputo). This pair was usually found in their favourite […]
On 21st April 2018, a Spotted Wood Owl (Strix seloputo) chick fell from its nest at Pasir Ris Park. Landing on the ground, it walked about and flapped its wings […]
![ScopsOwlO-gular flutter [JeremiahLoei]](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/ScopsOwlO-gular-flutter-JeremiahLoei-q8dgjyrq1iayzwttrh7tbp3o1vqjbt2v3b8apzypo0.jpg "ScopsOwlO-gular flutter [JeremiahLoei]")
Jeremiah Loei’s Oriental Scops-owl grey morph (Otus sunia) fluttering adds on to his earlier video of Buffy Fish-owl (Ketupa ketupu) cooling itself HERE. Another video of the Spotted Wood-owl (Strix […]
![WoodOwlSp-rot wood [JLeow]](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/WoodOwlSp-rot-wood-JLeow-q8dgnnayt5cegxhb9ki7l9nnt7lah4p0lj7re0i7ao.jpg "WoodOwlSp-rot wood [JLeow]")
An adult and a juvenile Spotted Wood-owl (Strix seloputo) were perching together on a branch of a tree. The adult was breaking off small pieces of the dead wood (above) […]
![WoodOwlSp-pellet [JeremiahLoei] 1](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/WoodOwlSp-pellet-JeremiahLoei-1-q8dg1osp5ha98vdkhksyub5085tlnoir8ukesb2ank.jpg "WoodOwlSp-pellet [JeremiahLoei] 1")
Jeremiah Loei’s video clip caught a juvenile Spotted Wood-owl (Strix seloputo) casting a pellet. The clip was documented in April 2014 at was Singapore’s Pasir Ris Park. There were earlier […]
![WoodOwlSp [LenaChow]](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/WoodOwlSp-LenaChow-q8dfkhd21nqapudbyn1tp5g8r8mpr57n7onfiykqk0.jpg "WoodOwlSp [LenaChow]")
“The behaviour of gular fluttering in Savannah Nightjar (Caprimulgus affinis) LINK and Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) LINK were most interesting reads. “Recently, I was delighted to see for myself a […]
![WoodOwlSp [FrankChiew] - 2](https://besgroup.org/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/WoodOwlSp-FrankChiew-2-q8dfvcdx0qlkvmlcjc2mierzvj3ep8bzdg1f62gynk.jpg "WoodOwlSp [FrankChiew] – 2")
Frank Chiew of Dairy Farm Crescent in Singapore reported the nesting of a pair of Spotted Wood-owl (Strix seloputo) in April 2013. The pair nested in a tree behind his […]
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