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BY 2024 - Herman and Kit's 7th (!what?!) year

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246. Pied Harrier

 

A rare migrant but this has been visiting us nearly every year for the past three years, hunting - often with the marsh harriers - in an industrial zone next to the shores.  

 

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39. Eurasian Wryneck   I was quite jealous of this sighting of Herman's. I've never seen a wryneck before.   

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42. Green-billed Malkoha  

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I was exploring in early January a trip to SKorea for some winter birding in February but an emergency op laid me immobile for some 5 weeks and limited mobility for another 2 weeks. So I was unable to

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247. Jerdon's Baza

This beautiful raptor used to be quite a common migrant but in recent years, it is uncommonly sighted. 

 

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248. House Swift

 

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249. Javan Munia

 

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250. Large-tailed Nightjar

 

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with a chick, on the left under the adult's warm body 

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251. Lesser Whistling Duck

 

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252. Lesser Coucal

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253. Monk Parakeet

 

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254. Oriental Turtle Dove

 

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255. Pied Triller

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256. Pacific Reef Heron

 

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257. Pacific Swallow

with a good message

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258. Pacific Swift

Always in flight and usually backlit :P

 

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259. Pink-necked Green Pigeon

 

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260. Purple Heron

 

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A nice batch of locals and migrants!

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Thanks @xelas

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What a stunning collection of local birds. Beautiful photos!

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A beautifully photographed batch of local birds again!

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Thank you @TonyQ and @PeterHG !

 

On with the SG year-to-date count

 

261. Red-whiskered Bulbul

An introduced species that has become long-term residents but still a major bird for poachers for the caged songbird trade. 

 

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262. Ruddy Turnstone

An uncommon migrant in their breeding plumage

 

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263. Rufous-tailed Tailorbird

A resident but very challenging to see

 

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264. Scaly-breasted Munia

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265. Sooty-headed Bulbul

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266. Thick-billed Green Pigeon

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