Hi Wendy,
Here's of bird list from recent surveys conducted in Singapore (see below). The
reporting rate for a single observation is 2 percent. 24 hrs - good luck.
Cheers,
Tim Dolby
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Wandering Whistling-Duck 5%
Lesser Whistling-Duck 10%
Black Swan 2%
Red Junglefowl 10%
Little Grebe 2%
Yellow Bittern 10%
Grey Heron 14%
Purple Heron 10%
Great Egret 10%
Intermediate Egret 2%
Chinese Egret 2%
Little Egret 14%
Eastern Reef Egret 2%
Cattle Egret 10%
Chinese Pond-Heron 7%
Striated Heron 17%
Black-crowned Night-Heron 7%
Painted Stork 2%
Osprey 7%
Black Baza 10%
Oriental Honey-buzzard 7%
(Black-shouldered Kite) Elanus caeruleus 5%
Black Kite 5%
Brahminy Kite 36%
White-bellied Sea-Eagle 21%
Gray-headed Fish-Eagle 2%
Japanese Sparrowhawk 7%
Changeable Hawk-Eagle 5%
White-breasted Waterhen 19%
Baillon's Crake 2%
Watercock 7%
Common Moorhen 5%
Pacific Golden Plover 5%
Lesser Sand Plover 2%
(Black-winged Stilt) Himantopus himantopus 2%
Terek Sandpiper 2%
Common Sandpiper 21%
Common Greenshank 10%
Marsh Sandpiper 5%
Common Redshank 7%
Whimbrel 2%
Black-tailed Godwit 2%
Curlew Sandpiper 2%
Little Tern 2%
White-winged Black Tern 5%
Black-naped Tern 5%
Crested Tern 7%
Lesser Crested Tern 2%
Rock Dove 29%
Spotted Dove 48%
Emerald Dove 2%
Zebra Dove 14%
Little Green-Pigeon 2%
Pink-necked Pigeon 38%
Thick-billed Pigeon 2%
Tanimbar Corella 12%
Yellow-crested Cockatoo 5%
Red-breasted Parakeet 10%
Long-tailed Parakeet 12%
Blue-crowned Hanging-Parrot 2%
Violet Cuckoo 2%
Asian Koel 24%
Chestnut-bellied Malkoha 2%
Greater Coucal 2%
Lesser Coucal 2%
Collared Scops-Owl 5%
Brown Hawk-Owl 5%
Malaysian Nightjar 2%
Large-tailed Nightjar 2%
Glossy Swiftlet 2%
Black-nest Swiftlet 19%
Edible-nest Swiftlet 17%
German's Swiftlet 7%
House Swift 24%
Asian Palm-Swift 2%
Gray-rumped Treeswift 5%
Common Kingfisher 5%
Stork-billed Kingfisher 2%
White-throated Kingfisher 19%
Black-capped Kingfisher 5%
Collared Kingfisher 52%
Blue-throated Bee-eater 12%
Blue-tailed Bee-eater 12%
Dollarbird 14%
Oriental Pied-Hornbill 7%
Great Hornbill 2%
Red-crowned Barbet 2%
Coppersmith Barbet 7%
Brown-capped Woodpecker 14%
Gray-capped Woodpecker 2%
Rufous Woodpecker 2%
Banded Woodpecker 10%
Laced Woodpecker 2%
Common Flameback 10%
Brown Shrike 7%
Long-tailed Shrike 5%
Pied Triller 14%
Ashy Minivet 2%
Blue-winged Leafbird 2%
Common Iora 14%
House Crow 50%
Large-billed Crow 12%
Barn Swallow 10%
Pacific Swallow 38%
Straw-headed Bulbul 2%
Yellow-vented Bulbul 60%
Olive-winged Bulbul 7%
Cream-vented Bulbul 5%
Red-eyed Bulbul 5%
Finsch's Bulbul 2%
Zitting Cisticola 2%
Yellow-bellied Prinia 2%
Pallas's Warbler 2%
Black-browed Reed-Warbler 2%
Oriental Reed-Warbler 7%
Common Tailorbird 14%
Dark-necked Tailorbird 7%
Ashy Tailorbird 7%
Arctic Warbler 14%
Eastern Crowned Leaf-Warbler 2%
Asian Brown Flycatcher 12%
Korean Flycatcher 2%
Oriental Magpie-Robin 17%
White-rumped Shama 2%
Pied Fantail 5%
White-chested Babbler 2%
Short-tailed Babbler 2%
Striped Tit-Babbler 10%
Plain Sunbird 2%
Plain-throated Sunbird 12%
Purple-throated Sunbird 2%
Copper-throated Sunbird 10%
Olive-backed Sunbird 31%
Eastern Crimson Sunbird 14%
Little Spiderhunter 2%
Thick-billed Spiderhunter 2%
Thick-billed Flowerpecker 2%
Orange-bellied Flowerpecker 7%
Plain Flowerpecker 2%
Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker 10%
Black-naped Oriole 64%
Asian Fairy-bluebird 2%
Greater Racket-tailed Drongo 12%
Asian Glossy Starling 43%
Common Hill Myna 5%
White-vented Myna 19%
Javan Myna 52%
Jungle Myna 2%
Common Myna 45%
Black-winged Starling 5%
Eastern Yellow Wagtail 2%
Oriental Pipit 5%
House Sparrow 2%
Eurasian Tree Sparrow 38%
Baya Weaver 2%
Javan Munia 10%
Nutmeg Mannikin 17%
Chestnut Munia 7%
White-headed Munia 2%
-----Original Message-----
From: on behalf of Wendy Dunn
Sent: Thu 26/03/2009 11:40 AM
To:
Subject: singapore birds
I will be in Singapore for 24 hours on May 22nd and 23rd, staying at Changi
Village,about 15 minutes from the airport. I would appreciate any help with
what birds I might see and where. The Singapore tourist board hasn't been able
to help except for Parakeets in the area.
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