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Macaca Cangrejera (Macaca fascicularis)Observ.
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Inside the eye socket is a snail of sorts
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Alción Acollarado (Todiramphus chloris)Observ.
bronzeckyDescripción
albino or leucistic
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Humano (Homo sapiens)Observ.
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I checked this dropped mini pamphlet and it turns out to be some sort of religion stuff (not going to spill out the sensitive details here)
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Garza Nocturna Corona Negra (Nycticorax nycticorax)Observ.
huang9004Descripción
Quite big,can fly.At Bedok Reservoir near temesek polytechnic. Its a bird
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Género TeleopsisObserv.
klearadDescripción
Diopsidae (Stalk-eyed Flies)
Diopsinae
Teleopsis or Cyrtodiopsis dalmanni?
Saw this being ID as Teleopsis and then ID as Cyrtodiopsis dalmanni subsequently on this post:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/144473998
I'm confused now
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Viciria pavesiiObserv.
liaiDescripción
First time see V. pavesii prey on a spider ("Phintella" vittata), on tree near Woollerton Gate.
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Paloma Doméstica (Columba livia var. domestica)Observ.
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Very plump pigeon (this is the same individual due to its particular habit, might not be 100% the same individual in every photo :/)
24th Nov - 1st Dec 2023
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Drongo de Raquetas Grande (Dicrurus paradiseus)Observ.
klearadDescripción
Bird
Drongos
Greater Racket-tailed Drongo?
Why is it "hugging" perching on the tree trunk like this? It did this many times.
Just like a woodpecker, the drongo was looking for ants and other insects.
According to Rocamora & Yeatman-Berthelot (2009), four taxa of drongos have been recorded for such behaviour. They are Hair-crested Drongo (D. hottentottus leucops, D. h. brevirostris), Andaman Drongo (D. andamanensis) and Sumatran Drongo (D. sumatranus viridinitens).
https://besgroup.org/2010/04/12/greater-racket-tailed-drongo-perching-on-a-tree-trunk/
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Abejorros Carpinteros (Subfamilia Xylocopinae)Observ.
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Parks
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Caracol Gigante Africano (Lissachatina fulica)Observ.
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Low buildings
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Mejillones, Choros Y Choritos (Familia Mytilidae)Observ.
jenwei1Descripción
Mytella strigata (?)
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Macaca Cola de Cerdo (Macaca nemestrina)Observ.
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Parks, inclusive of nature reseves
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Saltarín del Fango de Manchas Amarillas (Periophthalmus walailakae)Observ.
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Golondrina del Pacífico (Hirundo tahitica)Observ.
ke_chDescripción
high rise buildings
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Género HamadruasObserv.
daddyschlonglegspiderDescripción
Mohawk Lynx Spider based on observation
The individual was around ~15mm long and was first observed suspended on a single line of webbing between two plants. It had a notably broad and squarish cephalothorax, and most distinctively a dorsal horn-like bristle structure just above its face. The spider was brown, and had pale striations all along its body but more prominently on its abdomen.
Unfortunately the individual was able to escape before any photos could be documented.
Existing literature indicates that the genus classification Hamadruas is provisional, and proper determination is not yet possible until a male specimen can be obtained.
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Gallineta Pechiblanca (Amaurornis phoenicurus)Observ.
ke_chDescripción
3 little ones
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Animales (Reino Animalia)Observ.
koohaowenFecha
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Small Roads
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Macaca Cangrejera (Macaca fascicularis)Observ.
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water body
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Roble Común (Quercus robur)Observ.
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It was a splendid english oak
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Tapir Malayo (Tapirus indicus)Observ.
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Saltarín del Fango de Líneas Plateadas (Periophthalmus argentilineatus)Observ.
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Observ.
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Saw three!! Different instars
Platerodrilus ruficollis
There are two species of Platerodrilus in Singapore.
Platerodrilus ngi and Platerodrilus ruficollis.
It seems that there is higher chance of seeing them on logs that are wet from previous night rain.
Not sure if it's the location or the environment...they appear at different times on these same logs (which have since rot and gone....) with the logs gone, have not seen them at that area ever since.
7 Feb 2022
Platerodrilusngi
Platerodrilusruficollis
Platerodrilus
Trilobite
Trilobeetle
Sgbiodiversity
Video:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C78r_Z4x4GO/?igsh=Mm5namdpa3lnMjhy
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C78ssUcxFJj/?igsh=MTVsdWdwbXQybnhhOA==
