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Asian Koel – Close up

November 11, 2020 • 4

Brown Shrike – The Magic Moment of Taking off

November 2, 2020 • 5

Oriental Pied Hornbill in the Lion City

October 24, 2020 • 7

Coppersmith Barbet At Hampstead Wetlands Park

September 25, 2020 • 5

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“Am I looks cute? “ - Eclectus Parrot (Female) are native to the Solomon Islands, Indonesia, New Guinea, northeastern Australia and the Moluccas. This parrot most likely is an escapee as I can see a ring lock at it’s leg. I hope it can continue enjoying it’s freedom in the wild. This is the moment when it is preening the wings and the pose is so adorable! 😊

The Coconut Lorikeet enjoying evening golden sunlight and the accompany by the partner. What a lovely evening moment😊

“Yummy~” The gorgeous Coconut Lorikeet enjoying evening meal. Simply love their colorful and unique pattern feathers 😊

What a beautiful Coconut Lorikeet! This species is native to southern Maluku, West Papua islands and western New Guinea, they are introduced resident in Singapore since 1980s and believe breeding successfully in local. Very surprised to see a group of them congregate together in the wild when I take a walk in the park. 😊

Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker parent feeding process. First time seeing both parent come back around the same time. When there’s one of them is feeding the young chick, the other one will perch at the side and wait patiently until it’s turn to feed the young chick. What a great parent love. 😊

Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker like a beautiful dancer take off from the nest. The little chick is inside the nest looking out curiously and patiently wait for the parent to come back with food again. So cute 😊

Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker take off from the nest moment. Beautiful downstroke wingspan and it’s eye look up to the sky. 😊

Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker take off moment. After the feeding, the Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker quickly leave the nest to look for next meal for the chick again. 😊

“Baby ~ See what mummy has brought to you!” - Sunda Pygmy Woodpecker perching the nest and food in mouth for the young chick. Look at the beautiful wingspan, it’s simply gorgeous!😊

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