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Birds

Singapore’s peregrine falcon nanny cam back online after technical issues

The 24-hour YouTube live stream of the pair’s nest was launched on March 5 for the public to watch their second batch of chicks grow up.
The 24-hour YouTube live stream of the pair’s nest was launched on March 5 for the public to watch their second batch of chicks grow up.

Singapore peregrine falcon nanny cam faces technical issues

The four peregrine falcon chicks resting as they wait for their parents to return on March 10.
The four peregrine falcon chicks resting as they wait for their parents to return on March 10.

S’pore’s crow population grew by over 20 times in under 10 years

Singapore’s population of crows in 2024 rose by more than 20 times in less than a decade, The Straits Times has learnt.
Singapore’s population of crows in 2024 rose by more than 20 times in less than a decade, The Straits Times has learnt.

Bird enthusiasts all a-twitter over sightings of daurian starlings in Woodlands

Peregrine falcon nanny cam: Watch chicks of Singapore’s only known breeding pair grow up

The peregrine falcon perched at the OCBC Centre building on March 5.
The peregrine falcon perched at the OCBC Centre building on March 5.

Forum: Crow-shooting operations could also improve koel situation

Captain can’t save team from losing in Turkish football final but saves seagull on pitch

Turkish footballer Gani Catan performing chest compressions on a seagull struck by the bird during a match.
Turkish footballer Gani Catan performing chest compressions on a seagull struck by the bird during a match.

Noisy humans harm birds and affect breeding success: Study

The research found that birds living in urban areas tended to have higher levels of stress hormones than those outside of cities.
The research found that birds living in urban areas tended to have higher levels of stress hormones than those outside of cities.

2 mynahs found stuck in rat glue traps in Woodlands under care of ACRES

Acres CEO Mr Kalai said the birds are now able to stand and eat on their own.
Acres CEO Mr Kalai said the birds are now able to stand and eat on their own.

Water bird numbers fall sharply across Nepal

Bar-headed geese on the Banganga River in Kapilvastu district.
Bar-headed geese on the Banganga River in Kapilvastu district.

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