Fort Canning Green

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Perched high above the sloping fields of Fort Canning Green is a family of nesting White Bellied Sea Eagles. Within sight (just barely) of all the exercise enthusiasts below, the parents can be seen flying in and out. Many of regulars I have spoken to say that they have been spotted a few weeks ago, and I have waited equally long before posting in the hope that the young has fledged. But you can try your luck to spot the birds. Just bring a pair of binoculars.
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Hampstead Wetlands Park

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I get asked many times how far is the subject matter from the camera. So I decided to take a shot of the scenery at Hampstead Wetlands Park to give you an idea of how far the Sunda Pygmy Woodpeckers are.

Seen here is a montage of the parent flying in to feed the chicks inside the small hole in the middle of the dead tree trunk.



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