“Sharing an unusual wildlife sighting last Friday in the school. “Somehow this bird managed to get into the toilet and was sighted by some students on the morning of 31st March 2017. A few girls came to the General Office … Continued
(Photo credit: Alice Lim) On 4th March 2017, nine little ducklings were trapped in a drain along Sunview Way. Photographers who were there managed to get them out. (Photo credit: Alice Lim) Once out, they ran towards their parents and … Continued
“One year ago we encountered a pair of Pink-Necked Green-pigeons (Treron vernans) nesting in a tree outside our school’s General Office LINK. “As biology teacher who is also in-charge of the school’s Eco Club, my duty is not just walking … Continued
Check out my encounter with my first chick, NYP HERE. Then read about my second chick BIP below. “At first I didn’t know what kind of chick it was! I have never had such a young chick before. Notice that … Continued
“Although I have given a title of ‘rescue’ to this post I think of it more as our urban dwelling increasingly being traps for creatures, including birds. “I was working on my PC in the living room when I began … Continued
A comment was made HERE on 6th April 2016. Py (or Pia) has since provided images to illustrate her story. “I grew a baby White-eyed Bulbul (Pycnonotus xanthopygos) that I calld NYP. The parents had built a nest on my … Continued
Common Palm Civets (Paradoxurus hermaphroditus) are relatively common in urban Singapore. Being nocturnal creatures, they are seldom seen. More often than not they are heard rather than seen. They love to nest in the attic of old houses and in … Continued
““On a warm midday at the beginning of the year, 22nd January 2015, we found an Black-naped Oriole (Oriolus chinensis) sprawled face down beneath a tree just across the road where we lived. The bird initially showed no sign of … Continued
Chng Geam Liang rescued a female Blue-crowned Hanging-parrot (Loriculus galgulus) when she crashed onto a wall in a public place in Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia in late January 2015. It appeared unhurt but dazed. The hanging-parrot was fed “banana, papaya, Jack … Continued
In April 2014, Goh Juan Hui encountered a Collared Scops Owl (Otus lempiji) fledgling on the ground among some low vegetation (above). He thought the owl was injured and needed help. He contacted Johnny Wee who suggested that he use … Continued