Category: WILDLIFE IN SINGAPORE
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BLACK-BACKED Kf
Always a delight to photograph this migrating bird. Tiny and colourful, this kingfisher has endeared itself to many photographers. However, some sucumbed to injuries due to accidents (crashing to buildings) and some to being attacked by teritorial birds. The survivors are the only ones we are fortunate to see. Bidadari was the most well patronised…
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PARROTS OF SINGAPORE
There are three native species :-Blue-rumped Parrot (Psittinus cyanurus), Long-tailed Parakeet (Psittacula longicauda) and the Blue-crowned hanging Parrot (Loriculus galgulus) Long-tailed Parakeets (SBG) feasting on the fruits of Magnolia champaca at Fragrance Garden and on starfruits at Windsor Park. Monk Parakeets (Faber Heights) feasting on fruits of Simpoh Air. An introduced species. Blue-crowned Hanging Parrots…
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Amazing Creatures: Frogs and Insects Sightings in July 2024
HOME [MAIN PAGE] July 2024 at CCNR Frogs galore leaf mantis and hopper Orchid Mantis Mating flies at SBWR Golden Web spider (SBWR, 2022) Jumping Spider (KL, 2022) Lantern Bug 2015 Khao Yai NP and Mulu Caves 2016 A very long wait to see this. Baby scorpions piggy back on parent during the early stages…