2008 December 7 - Neo Tiew Lane 2

On November 23, we arranged to visit NTL2 on December 7.
It was only on December 6 that we realised Nature Society (Singapore) is also having a walk at the same location and timing.
Not wanting to disappoint some classmates, we went ahead as planned.

Doreen picked me up at our usual pick-up point and we arrived at the meeting place to find a large group of participants for the NSS walk.
We waited for our classmates while the NSS group moved ahead.

Our walk was very slow and leisure. Giving everyone a chance to see the bird whenever it is spotted.

This is the most impressive walk we have had, recording a total of 61 species.
Full list of species recorded:


  1. Red Junglefowl ## - heard only
  2. Laced Woodpecker – Female
  3. Common Goldenback – 1 Male & 2 Females
  4. Oriental Dollarbird
  5. Common Kingfisher
  6. White-throated Kingfisher
  7. Blue-throated Bee-eater - juvenile
  8. Blue-tailed Bee-eater
  9. Asian Koel - Male & Female
  10. Greater Coucal
  11. Lesser Coucal
  12. Red-breasted Parakeet
  13. Long-tailed Parakeet * - heard only
  14. Spotted Dove
  15. Red Turtle Dove - Male
  16. Zebra Dove
  17. Pink-Necked Green Pigeon
  18. White-breasted Waterhen
  19. Purple Swamphen #
  20. Little Tern ##
  21. Osprey
  22. Black Baza
  23. Black-winged Kite
  24. Brahminy Kite
  25. White-bellied Sea Eagle
  26. Little Egret
  27. Grey Heron ##
  28. Purple Heron ##
  29. Yellow-billed Egret
  30. Cattle Egret
  31. Yellow Bittern
  32. Golden-bellied Gerygone – heard only
  33. Tiger Shrike
  34. Brown Shrike
  35. House Crow
  36. Large-billed Crow
  37. Black-naped Oriole
  38. Pied Triller
  39. Ashy Minivet – seen by gang but not me
  40. Crow-billed Drongo
  41. Greater Racket-tailed Drongo – seen by gang but not me
  42. Asian Paradise Flycatcher – seen by gang but not me
  43. Common Iora
  44. Asian Brown Flycatcher
  45. Asian Glossy Starling
  46. Common Myna
  47. White-vented Myna
  48. Barn Swallow
  49. Pacific Swallow
  50. Yellow-vented Bulbul
  51. Zitting Cisticola – heard only
  52. Yellow-bellied Prinia
  53. Oriental Reed Warbler – heard only
  54. Common Tailorbird – heard only
  55. Dark-necked Tailorbird – heard only
  56. Ashy Tailorbird
  57. White-crested Laughingthrush – seen by gang but not me
  58. Scarlet-backed Flowerpecker
  59. Olive-backed Sunbird
  60. Baya Weaver
  61. Swiftlet Spp

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