Birding in Singapore. Pasir Ris Park- Spotted Wood Owl, Mangrove viper. Jun 2023.

[@HungryEatNow]

Bagus

[@kimpriority]

Thank you for watching.

[@CheikoSairin]

Pasir Ris Park is one of the birding spots in Singapore that I like. Excellent bird observation footage. Thanks for sharing. 1 LIKE.

[@kimpriority]

Thanks Cheiko. I visit here when I want to explore the mangrove. Beautiful place.

[@jujunita12345]

lovely! many Black-naped orioles outside my balcony in Sengkang

[@kimpriority]

Nice!!! They are pretty common. I just love it when 2 comes together. Sings so beautifully. Thanks for watching and subscribing to my channel.

[@Fortheloveofbirds2020]

Some amazing observations! Really enjoyed your video!

[@kimpriority]

Glad you enjoyed! Thank you so much for visiting :D

[@naturephotographychallenge]

What an amazing place! The owls were spectacular! You definitely saw so much. All the birds were sensational and the vipers & the crabs were really interesting. 😊

[@kimpriority]

Thank you so much for watching. Yes, we love owls 🥰. Unfortunately, due to redevelopment at this area, the owls appearance are hard to predict, unlike 2 years ago. Just hope they will be able to settle down at Pasir Ris park Car Park D area someday. Cheers !!!

[@naturephotographychallenge]

@@kimpriority It's so sad when areas are redeveloped and habitat is either destroyed or disrupted. I hope the owls found a spot where they feel comfortable and safe.

[@lioondance9450]

This is the real Bird Paradise. Yes, the Mandai Bird Paradise, indeed is a paradise for birds and visitors, but i personally think, these birds that you can see in the community can enjoy much freedom. But, they also face challenges that we don't see. For example, bigger bird preys on smaller in size. Some people may catch them back as pet. The birds may or may not be able to find food, water and shelter. Nevertheless, these are wildlife. As human, we should observe these creatures from a distant away and appreciate their presents that we can still see them alive.

[@kimpriority]

Thanks Lioondance9450. (How should I address you?) Indeed. I am with you. As a wildlife lover, I am totally against wildlife photographer going off the trail just to take a better picture of the subject for themselves. Such action only scare away the wildlife and worst, the wildlife never return. As the case of watching Owls, they will play call to wake up the sleeping owls during the day just to take a picture of them with eyes open. Terrible. By the way, thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel. Cheers!!!

[@dabwildlife4423]

Awesome video! Love the cute SWO family there. Your common iora also looks very different than those found in Java..💗

[@kimpriority]

Thank you Dab. Yes, the SWO are lovely. Whenever they appear, I will "chase" after them LOL. Hope to see the Javan species Common Iora some day. Very curious. Cheers!!!