Good day, mate - Part 2. The town centre has not changed much through the years with the iconic clock tower still standing proud and greeting every guest as they make their way past the winding road up from the Gap. Time came to a standstill when.

The blog of the NSS Singapore Bird Group. Singapore Bird Report July 2015. Even though most of the sightings for July were non-breeding visitors and residents, some of the rare and hard to find residents decided to show up. Topping the list was a family of the most sought after King Quails. When he saw a small dark raptor with a white throat. He reckoned that it was a Bat Hawk. A very rare forest resident. On the same day Robert Teo reported the sighting of the Barred Eagle Owl.

Getting Sun Burnet At Staines Moor. We took advantage of a lovely sunny day on Sunday 19th July to head out to Staines Moor. 4th July saw Team Sausage in central London. For all intents and purposes, we were on a friends, food and film outing.

Singapore birds information for birders by birders. The Singapore Birds Project is a collaborative project by birders to document all the bird species that have been recorded in Singapore. These include residents, migrants, vagrants as well as those that were introduced to the island. This project is not affiliated to any group or organization. Everyone is encouraged to contribute. The ongoing bird species write up index is at the Singapore Bird List. Section, and the contributor list is at Contributors.