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Singapore Raptor Report October 2017 Japanese Sparrowhawk, juvenile, at Jelutong Tower on 25 Oct 2017, by Francis Yap. Interestingly, this individual has dark and pale tailbands that appear equal in width, the most commonly held criteria for Besra. However, other features such as short tail, long primary projection, weak mesial stripe and weak chest markings point to Japanese Sparrowhawk. A good reminder that identification cannot be based on a single feature alone. Summary for migrant species: October 2017 is probably the least remarkable October on record, with only 6 migrant species recorded (we usually record around 9 species in October). For the second year in a row, there were no records of the Black Baza in October, not that they no longer come to Singapore, just that they arrive only later in the year. The bulk of the 70 migrants recorded were made up by the 33 Oriental Honey Buzzards, and 25 Japanese Sparrowhawks. There were 8 Chinese Sparrowhawks, including one female spotted regularly at Ang Mo Kio. Two Western Ospreys were recorded at the Kranji- Sungei Buloh area and one adult Peregrine Falcon was recorded at Kent Ridge on the 3rd. The single juvenile Eastern Marsh Harrier at Mount Faber on the 3rd was a notable record. Page 1 of 9 A pair of Crested Goshawks mating, at Ang Mo Kio on 27 Oct 2017, by Seah Han Wah. Note the small dark droplet-shaped markings on a rather clean white breast of the female (below) versus the bigger rufous-brown patches on the breast of the male (above). Highlights for sedentary species: The locally rare Crested Serpent Eagle was recorded twice at Kent Ridge this month, on the third and the 12th. As for the uncommon Crested Goshawk, a pair was observed mating at Ang Mo Kio; another 4 adults were recorded at Kent Ridge and the Botanic Gardens; and a juvenile at Bidadari, honing its skills at hunting, using a Variable Squirrel as target. Amazingly, all the four records of the torquatus Oriental Honey Buzzards were of the tweeddale form, with at least one female and one juvenile - one at Toa Payoh on 3rd, a female at Jelutong Tower on 7th, a juvenile at Jelutong Tower on 22nd, and a female at Old Upper Thomson on 29th. The other resident raptors recorded included the Grey-headed Fish Eagle, Black-winged Kite, Brahminy Kite and White-bellied Sea Eagle. Page 2 of 9 Table 1 S/N Species No. S/N Species No. 1 Osprey 2 Residents / Sedentary Species 2 Oriental Honey Buzzard 33 7 Black-winged Kite 5 3 Eastern Marsh Harrier 1 8 Brahminy Kite 31 4 Chinese Sparrowhawk 8 9 White-bellied Sea Eagle 16 5 Japanese Sparrowhawk 25 10 Grey-headed Fish Eagle 5 6 Peregrine Falcon 1 11 Crested Serpent Eagle 1 12 Crested Goshawk 7 13 Changeable Hawk-Eagle 14 Unidentified 14 Unidentified Raptors 2 15 Unidentified Accipiters 13 Total for Migrants 70 Grand Total 164 Page 3 of 9 1. Western Osprey Pandion haliaetus (2) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 7 1 SBWR Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 22 2 Sungei Mandai- Kranji FMBC 28 1 Kranji Marsh Fadzrun Adnan 2. Oriental Honey Buzzard Pernis ptilorhyncus (33) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 3 1 Toa Payoh Lorong 2, Blk 99C, torquatus Alex Lee tweeddale morph 5 1 Clementi, adult male pale morph Kristie Yeong 5 1 Kent Ridge Park, afternoon Alan OwYong 6 1 Jalan Haji Salam, adult male pale morph, morning Tan Eng Boo 6 1 Chinese Garden, immature male dark morph Philip Toh 7 2 Jelutong Tower, 1 female pale morph orientalis See Toh Yew Wai and 1 female torquatus tweeddale morph 12 1 Pulau Ubin, male Jacky Soh 15 4 Tuas Jacky Soh, Roland Lim, Thomas Lee, Alyce Ang, Sox, Veronica 17 2 Whampoa Drive, 1 adult female and 1 adult male, Koel Lim pale morphs 17 1 Lorong Halus Francis Yap 18 1 SBWR Con Foley, Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 19 1 Ang Mo Kio Tey Boon Sin 22 1 Jelutong Tower, torquatus tweeddale morph See Toh Yew Wai juvenile 22 1 Kranji Marsh FMBC 22 1 Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve FMBC 22 1 Poyan FMBC 22 1 Kent Ridge Park Alan OwYong 24 1 Yishun, adult male Terence Tan 24 2 Lorong Halus, 1 male & 1 female, pale morphs, Francis Yap evening 25 2 Jurong Lake, at least 1 adult male dark morph Ang Siew Siew 26 1 Pasir Ris Park, adult male dark morph Alvin Seng 26 1 Jalan Hang Jebat Alan OwYong 28 1 Chinese Garden, adult male dark morph Dani M. Queddeng 28 2 Kranji Marsh, adult Fadzrun Adnan 29 1 Old Upper Thomson Road, torquatus tweeddale Fadzrun Adnan morph, female, 10:30am 3. Eastern Marsh Harrier Circus spilonotus (1) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 3 1 Mount Faber Park, juvenile Keita Sin Page 4 of 9 4. Chinese Sparrowhawk Accipiter soloensis (8) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 3 1 Kent Ridge Park, juvenile Zacc HD 5 1 Kent Ridge Park, adult female, afternoon See Toh Yew Wai & Alan OwYong 12 1 Pulau Ubin, juvenile Jacky Soh 16 1 Henderson Waves, juvenile, morning Zacc HD 16 1 Ang Mo Kio, adult female 3-5pm Tey Boon Sin 17 1 Ang Mo Kio, adult female 3-5pm Tey Boon Sin 19 1 Ang Mo Kio, adult female 3-5pm Tey Boon Sin 20 1 Zoo, adult male Zhang Licong 22 1 Pulau Ubin, morning Veronica Foo 22 1 Ang Mo Kio, adult female, 5:17pm Mettalady Yeo 28 1 Pasir Ris Park, adult male Ng Ngakseng 28 1 Ang Mo Kio, adult female Wang HengMount 5. Japanese Sparrowhawk Accipiter gularis (25) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 3 1 Kent Ridge Park, adult female Zacc HD 5 2 Kent Ridge Park, afternoon Alan OwYong 7 1 SBWR, juvenile Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 11 1 Pulau Ubin Alyce Ang 12 2 Kent Ridge Park, adult Joseph Tan Kok Beng 12 2 Pulau Ubin Jacky Soh 16 1 Henderson Waves, juvenile, morning Zacc HD 16 3 Kent Ridge Park, 1-3pm Zacc HD 19 1 Henderson Waves, adult male See Toh Yew Wai 21 1 Pulau Ubin, juvenile Esther Ong 22 1 Kranji Marsh, juvenile Lee Chuin Ming 22 1 Kranji Dam FMBC 22 3 Kranji Marsh FMBC 22 1 Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve FMBC 22 1 Bukit Timah Nature Reserve FMBC 22 1 Dairy Farm Nature Park FMBC 22 2 Kent Ridge Park, 1 adult female, 1 juvenile Alan OwYong 24 2 Kranji Marsh, at least 1 juvenile, morning Francis Yap 25 1 Jelutong Tower, juvenile Francis Yap 26 1 Kent Ridge Park, juvenile Kristie Yeong 28 1 Kranji Marsh Fadzrun Adnan 30 1 Kranji Marsh, adult male, 10:30am Veronica Foo 6. Peregrine Falcon Falco peregrinus (1) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 3 1 Kent Ridge Park, adult Zacc HD Page 5 of 9 Resident raptors 7. Black-winged Kite Elanus caeruleus (5) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 15 1 Tuas Jacky Soh, Roland Lim, Thomas Lee, Alyce Ang, Sox, Veronica 18 1 SBWR Con Foley, Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 22 3 Kranji Marsh FMBC 28 1 Kranji Marsh, adult Fadzrun Adnan 30 1 Kranji Marsh, adult, morning Veronica Foo 8. Brahminy Kite Haliastur indus (31) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 7 1 Central Catchment, adult Con Foley, Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 7 1 SBWR, juvenile Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 7 1 Waterway Ridges, Punggol Kerry Pereira 9 1 Tuas Naval Base Kerry Pereira 11 2 Pulau Ubin Alyce Ang 15 2 Tuas Jacky Soh, Roland Lim, Thomas Lee, Alyce Ang, Sox, Veronica 16 3 Kent Ridge Park, 1-3pm Zacc HD 18 1 SBWR Con Foley, Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 22 1 Pulau Ubin, morning Veronica Foo 22 9 Pulau Ubin East Sandra Chia 22 2 Poyan FMBC 22 1 Bukit Timah Nature Reserve FMBC 22 1 Sembawang Park FMBC 22 1 Sembawang Park FMBC 22 12 SBWR-Kranji area FMBC 22 2 Kent Ridge Park Alan OwYong 26 1 Kent Ridge Park, adult Kristie Yeong 28 5 Kranji Marsh, at least 1 juvenile Fadzrun Adnan 29 6 Kranji Marsh Zhang Licong 30 4 Kranji Marsh, 2 adults & 2 juveniles, morning Veronica Foo Page 6 of 9 9. White-bellied Sea Eagle Haliaeetus leucogaster (16) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 6 1 Pasir Ris Town Park Alvin Seng 7 2 Waterway Woodcress, Punggol, juveniles Kerry Pereira 9 1 Tuas Naval Base Kerry Pereira 10 1 Coney Island, juvenile Kerry Pereira 11 2 Pulau Ubin Alyce Ang 15 1 Tuas Jacky Soh, Roland Lim, Thomas Lee, Alyce Ang, Sox, Veronica 18 1 Tampines Eco Green, adult Alvin Seng 18 2 SBWR Con Foley, Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 22 1 Dairy Farm Nature Park FMBC 22 1 Sembawang Park FMBC 22 1 Lower Seletar Dam FMBC 22 1 Sembawang Park FMBC 22 3 Lorong Halus FMBC 22 1 Pasir Ris Park FMBC 22 2 Pulau Ubin East Sandra Chia 22 1 Pulau Ubin, morning Veronica Foo 22 4 SBWR-Kranji area FMBC 23 1 Marina Barrage, adult Wang HengMount 28 2 Kranji Marsh Fadzrun Adnan 29 1 Bidadari, adult, 11am Veronica Foo 30 1 Kranji Marsh, immature, morning Veronica Foo 10. Grey-headed Fish Eagle Haliaeetus ichthyaetus (5) Date No. Location and Details Reported By 7 1 SBWR, adult Danny Lau, Tan Kok Hui 7 1 Coney Island, 11:03am Kerry Pereira 11 2 Pulau Ubin Alyce Ang 22 1 SBWR-Kranji area FMBC 22 1 Tampines Eco Green, immature Zhang Licong 28 1 Kranji Marsh, adult Fadzrun Adnan 11.
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    Singapore Raptor Report January 2020 Himalayan Vulture, near The Pinnacle@Duxton, 9 Jan 2020, by Bp Chua Summary for migrant species: The Himalayan Vultures stole the show in January. Amazingly, a total of 12 immature vultures showed up, besting the previous high of 9 immature birds in January 1992. On the 8th, one vulture was photographed at The Pinnacle@Duxton at 2:24pm, flying east, and another two were photographed at Cashew Road at 2:45pm. At 6:25pm, a flock of ten vultures, initially mistaken for Asian Openbills, were photographed at Bedok, flying towards Siglap. Shortly after 7pm, up to 11 vultures were captured on video flying at the Tanjong Pagar area around Amara Hotel and The Pinnacle@Duxton. One vulture even landed on the roads - Peck Seah Street & Maxwell Road, causing vehicles to slow down and avoid the bird. Members of the public expressed shock in seeing such a huge bird, which eventually flew off to safety. The vultures must have roosted on the tall building in the Tanjong Pagar area as they were spotted on top of the buildings on the morning of the 9th. Twelve vultures were spotted and after 9am, they took flight, heading south towards Sentosa, but then turned back, probably dreading to fly over the open sea. By around 11am, eleven vultures were spotted flying over Fort Canning Park and by noon time, twelve vultures were spotted at Dairy Farm Nature Park – they were heading north. Page 1 of 13 There were no sightings of the vultures on the 10th. Then on the 11th, nine vultures were spotted at West Coast Park in the afternoon, flying west.
  • List of Pre-Schools That Are HMPP-Certified

    List of Pre-Schools That Are HMPP-Certified

    HEALTHY MEALS IN PRE-SCHOOLS PROGRAMME (HMPP) (VALID FROM APRIL 2019 TO MARCH 2021) S/N CENTRE NAME CENTRE ADDRESS 878, TAMPINES AVENUE 8, #01 - 308, SINGAPORE 1 ABC CHILDREN'S PLACE 520878 105, CASHEW ROAD, #01 - 01, CASHEW HEIGHTS 2 ACE @ WORK CASHEW HEIGHTS CONDOMINIUM, SINGAPORE 679675 9, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PARK, MIWORLD, 3 ACE @ WORK EDUCARE PTE LTD SINGAPORE 609915 288B, JURONG EAST STREET 21, #01 - 378, 4 ACE @ WORK EDUCARE PTE LTD SINGAPORE 602288 315C, YISHUN AVENUE 9, #01 - 180, SINGAPORE 5 ACEKIDZ @ SG PTE. LTD. 763315 688C, CHOA CHU KANG CRESCENT, #01 - 120, 6 ACEKIDZ @ WORK PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE 683688 789, CHOA CHU KANG NORTH 6, #01 - 224, 7 AGAPE CHILD CARE(CCK) PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE 680789 5, UPPER BOON KENG ROAD, #02 - 20, MULTI 8 AGAPE LITTLE UNI (KALLANG) PTE. LTD. STOREY CAR PARK, SINGAPORE 380005 22, SIN MING LANE, #01 - 71/73, MIDVIEW CITY, 9 AGAPE LITTLE UNI @ CENTRAL PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE 573969 101, CECIL STREET, #01 - 01, TONG ENG BUILDING, 10 AGAPE LITTLE UNI. @ CECIL PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE 069533 AGAPE LITTLE UNI. @ SENG KANG 325B, SENGKANG EAST WAY, #01 - 655, 11 EASTWAY SINGAPORE 542325 AGAPE LITTLE UNI. @ UPPER SERANGOON 473D, UPPER SERANGOON CRESCENT, #01 - 353, 12 PTE LTD HOUGANG PARKEDGE, SINGAPORE 538473 401, COMMONWEALTH DRIVE, #02 - 01, HAW 13 AGAPE LITTLE UNI. PTE. LTD. PAR TECHNOCENTRE, SINGAPORE 149598 617 CHOA CHU KANG NORTH 7 #01-437 14 AMAR KIDZ @ CHOA CHU KANG PTE. LTD. SINGAPORE 680617 5000G, MARINE PARADE ROAD, #01 - 28/30, 15 APRICOT ACADEMY (LAGUNA) PTE. LTD. LAGUNA PARK, SINGAPORE 449290 871, TAMPINES STREET 84, #01 - 47, SINGAPORE 16 ASPIRATION CHILD CARE CENTRE 520871 AVERBEL CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTRE 742, YISHUN AVENUE 5, #01 - 470, SINGAPORE 17 PTE LTD 760742 22, LI HWAN VIEW, GOLDEN HILL ESTATE, 18 BABIES BY-THE-PARK PTE.