SINGAPORE - Hundreds of Asian openbill storks were spotted flying over the Kranji Marshes on Saturday morning (Dec 7) - an unusual sighting of a bird that usually forages in the rice fields of countries like Thailand.
Nature Society (Singapore) member Veronica Foo was volunteering at an event at the park in north-western Singapore when she saw the first flock of more than 150 storks at about 7.15am that morning.
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