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Sighting of a Drongo

Posted on November 3, 2018 by CuriousG

Okay, I’m no expert on birds, so I may be wrong about the specific type of drongo, but I believe it was a crow-billed drongo that we saw perched on our curry leaf tree as it fed on the remains … Continue reading →

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Posted in Birds | Tagged Speckled Drongo

Bird tales

Posted on November 12, 2017 by CuriousG

Besides the vagrant rooster who now seems to have taken up residence in our garden, it seems to be that time of year when migratory birds are passing through… Our little buddy, the Blue-winged Pitta has come back again. Whether … Continue reading →

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Posted in Birds | Tagged Blue-winged Pitta, long-tailed nightjar, Pitta moluccensis

Year of the rooster

Posted on September 30, 2017 by CuriousG

If you’re familiar with the Chinese Zodiac, you’ll know that 2017 is the Year of the Rooster. For whatever reason, we’ve been quite blessed this year with the presence of our neighbourhood’s wandering rooster. He’s been around for several years, … Continue reading →

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Posted in Birds | Tagged chicken

Critters in the garden today

Posted on December 17, 2016 by CuriousG

I had a nice time in the garden today with the company of a few visitors as I worked… It makes me happy to see the growing diversity of creatures in our garden because it means our garden is a … Continue reading →

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Posted in Birds, Garden creatures | Tagged grasshopper, Oriental garden lizard, pigeon, speckled dove, Sunbird

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