Mar 8, 2024 · I saw these storks on a trip to Singapore in September 2023. I believe photo 4427 below of the bird in flight is the milky stork. however i am unsure about the bird in the water in 4808, is this a painted stork with no pink visible? The wings seem to suggest painted over milky but i am not too familiar with the species. thank you!

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May 2, 2023 · My guesses- Black naped oriole Milky stork Great egret Any help appreciated What's new New posts New media New media comments New profile posts New review items Latest activity

Aug 24, 2009 · I believe these are Milky Storks from Indonesia/Cambodia which have migrated to Singapore. They seem to enjoy displaying such graceful dances

Mar 4, 2019 · If people really love storks, I cannot highly recommend Prek Toal enough, we literally saw thousands of them the morning we are there. The distinct downside of this from a birders perspective is when the sky is filled with large birds, you can only look at so many at once and so on the day we...

Mar 8, 2024 · The fainted wing pattern, led me towards a painted stork. What's new.

Sep 9, 2022 · I did not try the botanical gardens. Some other options include Dairy Farm Nature Park (Jambu Fruit Dove) which I did not visit, and Sungei Buloh (Milky Stork, captive bred, not technically countable), Neo Tiew Harvest Lane (Pied Imperial Pigeon) and Pas Ris Park (which held a staked out Spotted Wood Owl at the time of my visit) which I did

Mar 15, 2021 · Hi all, These images were taken at Bang Pu, Thailand, today, March 24th. I don't think they're of the same bird, but both birds appeared different from the Painted Storks at the site. Could it (they) possibly be a Milky Stork, or possibly …

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