Singapore Botanic Gardens- Wildlife / Birding in Singapore. Basic gear.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
  • Visited West Japan and was surprised that other than a handful of birds, there are no squirrels or ants. Was it the weather that made the difference? Hot-spot site for birding published in e-bird website was not accessible by public transport too.
    Started to realise Singapore has such an amazing biodiversity of wildlife and we have been taking our parks and common wildlife here for granted. S, moving forward, I will cherish whatever wildlife I spotted and share with everyone.
    In this video, I will share some information on Singapore Botanic Gardens and what are the things I look into before going outdoors.
    Content
    00:00 Intro. Visit 5th May 2023.
    00:34 Eco Lake.
    00:57 Striated Heron vs dragonfly.
    01:15 Other species spotted in Eco Lake.
    02:26 Sharing tips on outdoor gear.
    03:21 Visit 8th May 2023.
    03:47 Juvenile Oriental Magpie Robin vs cricket.
    04:15 Dark-necked Tailorbird.
    04:29 Other species spotted in Eco Lake.
    04:38 Heliconia Walk.
    04:59 Brown-throated sunbird vs bee.
    05:47 Ginger garden.
    06:01 Keppel Discovery Wetlands.
    06:24 Eco Lake. Blue-crowned Hanging Parrot.
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Комментарии • 18

  • @emmascorner23
    @emmascorner23 Год назад +1

    So cute! Big Like and full support as always 🤗❤🔔👍8

    • @kimpriority
      @kimpriority  Год назад

      Thank you so much Emma. Cheers!!!

  • @pigeonistical
    @pigeonistical Год назад +3

    “tourist thought it was a hummingbird” LOL😂😂

    • @kimpriority
      @kimpriority  Год назад

      LOL. I believed both species share the same characteristic while hunting for food. Plus the brown-throated sunbird is so colourful. How I wish there are hummingbird in Singapore too. Thanks for following on Aea.

  • @hamesh3474
    @hamesh3474 Год назад +1

    😊

  • @JuriBURUNG
    @JuriBURUNG Год назад +1

    Halo my friend
    1👍 from Indonesia ❤

  • @Fortheloveofbirds2020
    @Fortheloveofbirds2020 Год назад +1

    Beautiful species and excellent capture ❤

    • @kimpriority
      @kimpriority  Год назад

      Thank you so much for watching. Cheers!!!

  • @mattsenglish1956
    @mattsenglish1956 Год назад +1

    Another fantastic video with a great variety of species. I will swap you Singapore's unpredictable warm weather for our cold and unpredictable weather at the moment. Keep the videos coming and happy animal spotting. Also, there were some fantastic photos in this video as well. Great Job.

    • @kimpriority
      @kimpriority  Год назад +1

      ha ha ha ha...Matt, it was 38 degrees celsius while on the road yesterday(13 May). I am not sure if its better to be in Australia or Singapore LOL. Once again, thank you for your encouragement and support. Cheers!!!

    • @mattsenglish1956
      @mattsenglish1956 Год назад +1

      @@kimpriority My pleasure. I click on and like every video because I really enjoy them. We have a beautiful day here tomorrow, but there is a cold change coming again tomorrow. Cheers Matt.

  • @mikelesley8510
    @mikelesley8510 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great videos. Love to see them. I am doing my research for when I get the chance to visit Singapore in October

    • @kimpriority
      @kimpriority  11 месяцев назад

      Great to hear it is helpful to you. I hope the rest of my videos are helpful to you too. Where are you travelling from? (If you don't mind sharing with me). Thanks for watching and subscribing to my channel. Cheers.

    • @mikelesley8510
      @mikelesley8510 11 месяцев назад +1

      I am coming from Germany. Yes I have watched and enjoyed many of your videos. I have been before and always find the birders in Singapore really nice and helpful. Sharing info about what they have seen.
      @@kimpriority

    • @kimpriority
      @kimpriority  11 месяцев назад

      @@mikelesley8510 Great to hear that. I do agree the wildlife watchers community here are pretty friendly. I learnt alot from them too. Hope you have a wildlife lucky trip when you are in Singapore. Cheers!!!