Buffy Fish Owl-My 5 trips to spot the owlet. Hampstead Wetlands Park. Jul 2024.

[@walkwithnature6678]

wonderful owl family + your field observations ❤

[@kimpriority]

Thank you for watching. 😊

[@Dr.WolverinetheBirdwatcherGuy]

Wonderful footage of the Buffy Fish Owl chick learning how to fly! This is truly precious!

[@kimpriority]

Totally agree. These videos are precious. Thanks for watching. 😄

[@Fortheloveofbirds2020]

How amazing!! Owls are always my favourite but to watch a sunbird"s nest with chicks is absolutely incredible! Lovely video.

[@kimpriority]

I must admit I do not go for nesting watch other than owls. But I seemed to be very lucky recently. Meeting nesting when I was out and near fledging time. Another lucky day for me. Thanks for watching. 😊

[@camnature1147]

Wow, nice finding my friend. From our area, we not usually see the Buffy Fish Owl, but a lot of Brown Fish Owl, my friend. One time they nested and we found them around our Tonle Sap Lake. Thank you for sharing this lovely video, my dear friend.

[@kimpriority]

I have not meet a Brown Fish Owl yet. Hope will get to meet it one day. Thanks for watching friend.🙂

[@bonprofil]

I discovered you thanks to the channel Fortheloveofbird

[@kimpriority]

Thank you for checking my channel out and subscribing to my channel. 😊

[@bonprofil]

Hello, if you are the author of these videos, my compliments.

[@kimpriority]

Yes. The videos posted here are my precious memories for wildlife I spotted when I went out for my nature walk. Very precious to me and sharing it to anyone who loves wildlife. More importantly, encouraging people to go outdoors to enjoy the nature. Thank you for watching. 😊

[@markshen3280]

The Buffy Fish Owl 🦉 is native to SOUTHEAST ASIA, and has a stable residence in its region, and therefore it has been taken out of the Endangered List and is classified as Least Concerned.

[@kimpriority]

Thanks. I usually refer here too 😊ebird.org/species/bufowl2

[@markshen3280]

The Swinhoe White-eye also known as Japanese White-eye is a common resident in Hong Kong 🇭🇰, Japan 🇯🇵, and through out India as well, only that in India, they call it Indian White-eye. It seems that name changes slightly due to geographical locations.

[@Dr.WolverinetheBirdwatcherGuy]

Actually, the swinhoe’s white eye (Zosterops simplex) is a different species from the Japanese white eye (Zosterops japonicus) though they are closely related.

[@Dr.WolverinetheBirdwatcherGuy]

Also, the Indian White eye is a separate species, Zosterops palpebrosus

[@kimpriority]

I believed there is a reason to name them as subspecies of this and that. I am not very good in interpreting. If you search into the ebird website, you may be able to find out the answers. ebird.org/species/swiwhe1, ebird.org/species/warwhe1, ebird.org/species/indwhe1. 😉

[@kimpriority]

@@Dr.WolverinetheBirdwatcherGuy Agree. Thanks😉

[@kimpriority]

@@Dr.WolverinetheBirdwatcherGuy Thanks 😉

[@markshen3280]

I hear Red-billed Blue Magpie birds in the background on your video. Have you got any photos or videos of the Red-billed Blue Magpie birds ?

[@kimpriority]

Singapore do not has species for Red-billed Blue Magpie birds. I guessed you may have heard the Javan Myna, they were quiet loud, flying around the owlet nest.

[@mattjamil]

Lovely video as always. I was there on 20 and 21 Jul. Wondered if our paths crossed?

[@kimpriority]

Maybe we did, maybe we did not? LOL. Thanks for watching.😆

[@mattjamil]

@@kimpriority Say hi next time you see me, pls!

[@kimpriority]

@mattjamil Definately, if I am able to recognise you. 😊