By the time i got wind of Pied Fantail (Rhipidura javanica) chicks being photographed, they were already juveniles getting ready to fly and way oversized for the nest that it was hatched on. Anyways this photo log post was long overdue as well.
From Singapore Bird Group's post, i got to find out at they were about 11-13 days old and constantly being fed by it parents. I saw moths and butterflies as part of its menu.
Reference
(Seng, Alvin). Successful nesting of the Malaysian Pied Fantails at Pasir Ris Park. Singapore Bird Group, posted on May 25, 2015
See also previous post on Pasir Ris Park
Birdwatching in Pasir Ris Park (Buffy Fish Owl). June 8, 2015, posted on June 13, 2015
Birdwatching in Pasir Ris Park (May 3,2015), posted on June 14,2015
Birdwatching in Pasir Ris Park (February 20, 2015), posted on March 1, 2015
A stroll in Pasir Ris Park, posted on January 24, 2014
Red Jungle Fowl spotted in Pasir Ris Park, posted on March 27, 2011
From Singapore Bird Group's post, i got to find out at they were about 11-13 days old and constantly being fed by it parents. I saw moths and butterflies as part of its menu.
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| Pied Fantail (Rhipidura javanica) |
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| Pied Fantail (Rhipidura javanica) |
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| Pied Fantail (Rhipidura javanica) |
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| Pied Fantail (Rhipidura javanica) |
Reference
(Seng, Alvin). Successful nesting of the Malaysian Pied Fantails at Pasir Ris Park. Singapore Bird Group, posted on May 25, 2015
See also previous post on Pasir Ris Park
Birdwatching in Pasir Ris Park (Buffy Fish Owl). June 8, 2015, posted on June 13, 2015
Birdwatching in Pasir Ris Park (May 3,2015), posted on June 14,2015
Birdwatching in Pasir Ris Park (February 20, 2015), posted on March 1, 2015
A stroll in Pasir Ris Park, posted on January 24, 2014
Red Jungle Fowl spotted in Pasir Ris Park, posted on March 27, 2011
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