We have a long-term Singaporean resident, bird photographer, staying at Red
Mill House at present and these are his suggestions:
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve - a good high tide roosting area - be there +/- 2
hrs from high tide ( 10am tomorrow, Weds) for the roosting.
There is no public transport, so take a taxi. They will call one for you at the
reserve for your return.
Bidadari Cemetery (former) - lots of migratory cuckoos and others. Again,
you'll need a taxi - ask for MT Vernon Funeral Parlours if the driver doesn't
know about Bidadari Cemetery. There will be 20 bird photographers there on the
weekend, so good contacts.
Hope that helps.
Cheers
Andrew Forsyth
Trish and Andrew Forsyth
RED MILL HOUSE
11 Stewart Street
Daintree 4873 QLD
AUSTRALIA
61 7 40986233
<http://www.redmillhouse.com.au/> www.redmillhouse.com.au
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On Behalf Of Steve Sass
Sent: Tuesday, 12 November 2013 07:45
To: Wilsons
Cc: birding-aus
Subject: RFI Singapore
I hear Jurong Bird Park is also a treat if you have time and don't mind captive
birds.
Cheers,
Steve Sass
Principal Ecologist
EnviroKey
<http://www.envirokey.com.au> www.envirokey.com.au
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> On 12 Nov 2013, at 8:32 am, "Wilsons" < <>
> > wrote:
>
> Hi all
> I will be in Singapore for work next week but for once I will have a full
> free day (Saturday) to do some birding rather than my usual problem of trying
> to sneak in some quick sessions in the short gaps between daylight hours and
> office hours. I've been looking at various sites on the net, including NSS
> Singapore (no outing that weekend), to work out places to go and I'm thinking
> that two areas probably worth focusing on are :
>
> Sungei Buloh
> Central Catchment/MacRitchie Reservoirs
>
> I think getting to SB is straightforward, but is it easy to get from one to
> the other (or is taxi the best option)? Any recommended areas specifically at
> Central Catchment/MacRitchie as it seems there are several associated parks
> in the area.
>
> Sunday morning (also free until about 10:30) I'll go to the Botanic Gardens
> if I'm feeling up for it - been there before but it's very pleasant.
>
> What state of tide works best for Sungei Buloh? The day I have free the tide
> is low at 7:30am (as centre opens) and high at 1:30pm. From what I've read,
> ideally I think I'd want to be there 1st thing before it gets too busy.
>
> I'm also going to look at birding pals to see who may be around but if
> anybody has a pal they have been out with before that they'd recommend I'm
> all ears.
>
> Cheers
> Tom Wilson
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