Bird in Flight

saifulbahar · 30th April 2004

Photo taken yesterday at mac ritchie reservoir. I can't identify the crane and hope someone out there can help me.

Comments welcomed.

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Garion · 30th April 2004

Looks like a Milky Stork to me. There's a big flock located near the Mandai zoo, you can see them coming in to feed around 4 pm everyday.

saifulbahar · 30th April 2004

Hi Garion,

Thanks for the info. Yes, I guess it is the Milky Stork.

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stor · 30th April 2004

Not anymore. These Storks also suffered the same fate as the human workers in the zoo. The recent cost cutting measures by the Zoo management not only retrenched old staff but also cut away the storks feeding at 4.00pm. Looks like they decided to save the money by not providing fishes for these free ranging storks.

Originally Posted by Garion

Looks like a Milky Stork to me. There's a big flock located near the Mandai zoo, you can see them coming in to feed around 4 pm everyday.

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