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100-400mm

Pacific Swallow

November 8, 2020 • 5

Olive-backed Sunbird (Male) At Hampstead Wetlands Park

October 16, 2020 • 4

Red-breasted Parakeet (BIF) – Golden Hour #2

October 6, 2020 • 7

Oriental dollarbird At Hampstead Wetlands Park

September 28, 2020 • 2

Wildlife @ Singapore Yishun Pond Park – Olympus M.Zuiko 100-400mm f5.0-6.3 IS

September 21, 2020 • 4

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Beautiful Orange-bellied Flowerpecker is singing happily. 😊

Sword-Bearing Thorelliola (male) is a genus of jumping spiders, what a surprise to see it at my little garden. 😊

Crested Goshawk is relaxing for a while and fluff up the feathers , looks so cute 😊

Crested Goshawk so focus to aim at the squirrel nearby him. When the predator look at you like this...you better run as fast as possible! 😊

Have you ever seen how the White Throated Kingfisher do the sun bathing ? It raise the tail and expand the wings very slowly and follow by lowering it body. It will maintain the posture for few minutes then lower the tail and close the wings slowly again. What a precious chance to observe this moment. 😊

Sunda flying lemur (Colugo)! It just quietly stay very still (not moving at all) on the trunk even there are mosquitos enjoying their meal on its ear and nose (can see the mosquitos already filled up with it’s blood). First time sighting this Colugo species in the wild. 😊

The close-up look of the very cute and sleepy Sunda Scops Owl.😊

Sunda Scops Owl raised the ear! Although still very sleepy but make an unique and very cute V shape face. As the evening light dim down quickly I have to use very slow shutter speed to click it. Amazed by my camera gears which allow me to shoot at 1/6s handheld and still can produce reasonable clear photo. I think I have hit my lowest limit for the handheld setting already.😊

Sunda Scops Owl! So surprise and lucky to saw this little fellow resting quietly in the middle of the small tree hole! It’s body color blend in so well with the tree and make it very hard to spot it. Too bad it didn’t open both eyes widely. It’s evening time and getting dark, I have to use very slow shutter speed and glad that my hand still can hold steadily plus the great stabilisation camera system help me to click this successfully. What a great experience and joyful moment.😊

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