It's been a long time since i went birdwatching in Sungei Buloh. Since there is travel ban advisory and overseas trip are no longer possible due to Covid-19 pandemic, local trips around Singapore seem the best at the moment. Fortunately for now birdwatching is still possible. One of the most interesting things i saw today was the behavior of two different Heron's. The first one ( A Grey Heron) was how it was sun tanning itself with it's wings spread in an inward manner. The second photo of a Great-billed heron with its plumage all blown up.
Unfortunately i went at a time when there not many waders or shorebirds but nevertheless got to see Pacific Golden Plovers and maybe a Greenshank Sandpiper. I was fortunate to see the Painted Stork and Purple Heron as well.
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| Grey Heron sunbathing in a very weird manner |
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| Great-billed Heron |
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| Little Heron |
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| Little Egret |
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| Pacific Golden Plovers |
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| Copper-throated Sunbird |
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| Pink-necked Green Pigeon (female) nesting |
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| Pink-necked Green Pigeon (male) |
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| Purple Heron |
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| Painted Stork in flight |
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| Oriental Pied Hornbill |
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